Laurie Griffiths said -
Muse uses ; to include fingering hints in ABC.
i.e. a3;4 means play the a on the 4th string (probably
at the 12th fret for guitar).
Great idea. I might use this for cross fingering on English concertina and
perhaps I could adapt it to indicate forked F on the oboe.
I
Gianni Cunich wrote:
The correct way to abuse the P: field, I dare say, is to use it in the body of
a tune followed by blanks... no need to use ! or ;, or anythung else to force
a line break, that's the natural line break character as far as abc native
software are concerned! Why the hell a P:
Phil Taylor wrote:
The P: field doesn't produce a line break in BarFly. You can have a P:
field in the middle of a line (the label goes on the next bar line).
Ha, there's something I hate in abc2ps and the likes. In addition to the
fact that there's too much space between parts to my taste
Hello,
I use w: lines to include extra information with the notes and I use the
guitar chord signs too (pos.1 is about the position of the crank
and the numbers represent the fingers of the left hand 4=little
1=index). To use w: for the fingering makes sense for my purpose
because normally
Hello,
Anselm Lingnau wrote:
Bryan Creer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Great idea. I might use this for cross fingering on English concertina and
perhaps I could adapt it to indicate forked F on the oboe.
I expect lots of other people could come up with ideas for how to use it for
their
Which of course means that we need a header
somewhere to say "This is guitar" (or English concertina, oboe or whatever) or
else some people will be trying thoroughly bizarre fingerings and wondering why
they don't work!
L.
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On Tue, 26 Jun 2001, Simon Wascher wrote:
Anselm Lingnau wrote:
That's right, but then when you receive an ABC file you need a way to
figure out (...) We would
probably need to put in a header saying
%%fingering concertina
or some such, and software might have the option of
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