Again, I think you guys might be misunderstanding what I was complaining about. The
length of a whole line can essentially be stretched out by adjusting the scaling of the
PDF image before you print it. But the spacing between notes within a measure is what
appears cramped to me. This is also
On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
Again, I think you guys might be misunderstanding what I was complaining about. The
length of a whole line can essentially be stretched out by adjusting the scaling of
the
PDF image before you print it.
I think you are misunderstanding us :-)
Ok, Atte. I will check that out when I get to it. So it's possible to adjust
existing abc
tunes without major rewrites? A more global way of setting up the note-to-note
spacing?
Don
Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
Again, I think you guys might be
At 11:03 AM 06-05-2002 -0700, Don Parrish-Bell you wrote:
Ok, Atte. I will check that out when I get to it. So it's possible to
adjust existing abc
tunes without major rewrites? A more global way of setting up the
note-to-note spacing?
abc has absolutely nothing to do with internote spacing
Buddha Buck wrote:
or are you seeing something like:
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This one is more like what I get
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On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
Ok, Atte. I will check that out when I get to it. So it's possible to adjust
existing abc
tunes without major rewrites?
Yep :-)
A more global way of setting up the note-to-note spacing?
Basically the abc file contains no information about
I just realized that a big part of the problem was that we had downloaded a bunch of
tunes
in GIF format ... thus the low-res of some of them. But even the spacing in some of
the
PDF's I've downloaded is a bit tight. Overall, though, I'm amazed at how well abc and
its
conversion tools work.
I haven't had the opportunity to try to encode anything yet, but I look forward to
doing
so. I'm saving the tons of posts from everyone so I can go back through for hints on
various things when I do get to that point.
I have downloaded various things and used abc2Win and whatever behind the
At 10:44 AM 06-04-2002 -0700, Don Parrish-Bell you wrote:
I haven't had the opportunity to try to encode anything yet, but I look
forward to doing
so. I'm saving the tons of posts from everyone so I can go back through
for hints on
various things when I do get to that point.
One thing to keep
Buddha Buck wrote:
At 10:44 AM 06-04-2002 -0700, Don Parrish-Bell you wrote:
I haven't had the opportunity to try to encode anything yet, but I look
forward to doing
so. I'm saving the tons of posts from everyone so I can go back through
for hints on
various things when I do get to that
On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
---Actually I was referring to the horizontal spacing for each measure. Even in PDF
format, the sheet music seems a bit cramped when you print it out. I suppose what
I'm
really after, then, is a formating tool with preferences I can tinker with.
Yes, MusicTime definitely has some weird little quirks, but for $25.00 it wasn't too
bad.
It doesn't do TAB at all and it won't let you write a lyric chord sheet. Also it's
not
OLE-compatible, so you can't take a passage out of it and paste it into Word, for
example. My wife has used it
Muse sounds interesting.
Laurie (ukonline) wrote:
Don Parrish-Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] had a wish-list.
Here's how Muse shapes up (no, it's not 100%, though if I were a beginner
user I might think it was until I discovered the fine details).
1. Enter guitar TAB, tool creates sheet music and
The only part of ABC that I could see that would affect how cramped
together a peice of music would look in staff notation is the length of
individual lines. Most ABC to Staff converters I know of do not break
lines of ABC into multiple lines of staff notation. Obviously, the same
piece of
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