[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
| I think the standard (or Steve Mansfield's tutorial) says something about separating
|them with a comma, like:
| [V:1,L:1/4,M:3/8]
|
| That's how I implemented/am implementing it in iabc.
Hmmm ... There seems to be a bit of an ambiguity here, in
the form of a conflict
I think the standard (or Steve Mansfield's tutorial) says something about separating
them with a comma, like:
[V:1,L:1/4,M:3/8]
That's how I implemented/am implementing it in iabc.
In a message dated 1/5/2003 12:50:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> with such
> >construct
Jack Campin wrote:
>> Each voice is a completely separate tune, so they can have different
>> default note lengths (common), metres (rarely) and even keys. Not
>> sure about tempo though, since all the voices have to play together.
>
>I've never been able to predict exactly what BarFly will do wi
>> Here's another riddle for the group:
>> V:1
>> L:1/4
>> V:2
>> L:1/8
>> V:1
>>
>> What's the value of 'L' now?
>>
>> Likewise for key, meter and tempo.
>
> Each voice is a completely separate tune, so they can have different
> default note lengths (common), metres (rarely) and even keys. Not
>
Maybe the solution is to allow key and meter to be specified on the V: line somehow. Or another possibility is to allow inline headers to be at 'voice' scope and header lines be at 'global' scope.
In a message dated 1/4/2003 5:51:18 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But it ou
I think your misreading my last post (or maybe I misspoke) - I agree that this is a good idea, I just don't think most ABC files and ABC programs take this into account.
In a message dated 1/4/2003 5:30:01 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I like the idea that everything is g
On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 00:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Phil, I'm not so sure I agree with that. If what you say is correct, you would
>really need to go:
> V:1 ...
> K: Bb
> V:2
> K: Bb
>
> And I have never seen an ABC tune that does that, and I would bet that Barfly
>doesn't require that(d
>Hi Phil, I'm not so sure I agree with that. If what you say is correct,
>you would really need to go:
>V:1 ...
>K: Bb
>V:2
>K: Bb
>
>And I have never seen an ABC tune that does that, and I would bet that
>Barfly doesn't require that(don't have a Mac or I'd buy a copy and find
>out :-)
You're rig
Hi Phil, I'm not so sure I agree with that. If what you say is correct, you would
really need to go:
V:1 ...
K: Bb
V:2
K: Bb
And I have never seen an ABC tune that does that, and I would bet that Barfly doesn't
require that(don't have a Mac or I'd buy a copy and find out :-)
I like the idea th
ANewman wrote:
>Here's another riddle for the group:
>V:1
>L:1/4
>V:2
>L:1/8
>V:1
>
>What's the value of 'L' now?
>
>Likewise for key, meter and tempo.
Each voice is a completely separate tune, so they can have different default
note lengths (common), metres (rarely) and even keys. Not sure abou
Here's another riddle for the group:
V:1
L:1/4
V:2
L:1/8
V:1
What's the value of 'L' now?
Likewise for key, meter and tempo.
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