Interesting e-mail, but I don't read whatever language you sent this to
me in. LOL. Could you perhaps translate it to English for me?
Don
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Well that's a relief, I guess.
Gee it was much more interesting than I imagined then. LOL. Too bad I can't read
Russian, I might have gotten a kick out of the Russian spam.
Don
Buddha Buck wrote:
At 11:38 AM 05-16-2002 -0700, Don Parrish-Bell you wrote:
Hi,
I hope you
Can't blame you! I get more than my share of spam on any given day. That wasn't
quite
the post that I expected as my first e-mail from this list. LOL
Don
Steve Mansfield wrote:
Don Parrish-Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Too bad I can't read
Russian, I might have gotten a kick out
Well for what its worth from a brand new subscriber, I would vote for allowing only
subscribers to post! That is the way it is on most lists of all sorts. And perhaps
your
list needs to implement some message filters of somesort to block receiption from
spammers. I know these morons jump
Now that's more like it! Thank you, Phil!
Don
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it all I guess.
I like the little community of abcusers. Seems like you are all really trying to make
it
a decent tool. I'm sorry I can't contribute much to that effort other than a few
suggestions for the wish list. Keep up the good work!
Don Parrish-Bell
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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
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
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
IMHO I think abc is an excellent, efficient means of transporting tunes. That seems
like what you were all after in the beginning. And it is a refreshing change from the
multi-megabyte, bloated files for other things in the wintel world!
Phil Taylor wrote:
Ulf wrote:
My conclusion:
abc
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
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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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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yes, and cursed be those who would wish to force us to play in Eb on guitar! I often
wondered is those chords on some sheet music were put there by someone who has never
played guitar!
Don
Laurie (ukonline) wrote:
One reason for preferring sharps for guitar chords is that if they are
in a mode? I have seen some sheet music which
does
indicate that it is in Dorian, for example. Is that typically the way it is or should
be
done?
Don
Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
On Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
yes, and cursed be those who would wish to force us to play in Eb
into something that Finale or Cakewalk might be able to
read and create an editable file? Maybe there's some convoluted way to
convert MusicTime into ABC and then back into something else?
Thank you,
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www.greenhedges.com)
If I had the MT format to hand, or some sample files, I could probably
write a direct import to HARMONY - would there be a large market for it?
How widely used is Musictime? What OS does it use?
Neil
At 07:37 PM 3/30/04, you wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Don
Parrish-Bell [EMAIL
Ok, I installed your Harmony program. I only had a few minutes to play
with it, but I was able to convert a couple of midi songs to scores.
I couldn't figure out how to edit or add notes in this brief session,
though. Do you have documentation that is downloadable when you register
this
Do I detect a bit of sarcasm there, Neil?
Ok, so one part of my problem is easily solvable by various means (import a
MIDI file to extract a workable source score), so my next question for all
of you is does anyone know of a program that will record a MIDI stream that
is being played through
Thank you! I hadn't even thought of that ... and yet it seems such an
obvious thing to do.
We do have a Yamahi keyboard that should be able to do that. I will give
that a try.
Thanks again,
Don
At 09:50 AM 3/31/2004, you wrote:
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
so my next
about
making actually put in the beams?
Any help would be appreciated.
thank you,
Don Parrish-Bell
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). Does anyone have some recommendations for me?
Or maybe someone can tell me how I go about buying Guitar Studio (whose
author wants to be paid in Euros) from California?
I appreciate any help I can get!
Thank you,
Don Parrish-Bell
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I'd be glad to check it out, Neil. Where do I download it from?
Don
At 12:26 PM 11/17/2004, you wrote:
Have you looked at my program HARMONY?
It can do a lot of what you want, including points 1,2,3,5,6,8,and 9, and
can write the result in abc format
I am currently updating the notation entry
I have played a bit with Harmony Assistant and it does indeed look
promising ...
It's author wants $70.00 for it, which is probably not too bad, but I hate
to jump into another program without even knowing how its printed output
will look. The eval. version is very wounded can't save,
Isn't xemacs a unix only kind of thing? Not familiar with it, but I
remember the emacs editor from years ago.
Don
At 02:51 AM 11/17/2004, you wrote:
xemacs with abc-mode.el and then e.g. abcm2ps to produce printed output
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I did have a brief chat with Laurie before his demise. That was quite a
loss to the world. He was very gracious and helpful. It's a shame MUSE
has not been picked up by someone else to support. It's still listed on
Hitsquad and Harmony-Central.
The OP wanted graphical input. Not many abc
No offense, Bernard, but $170.00 is more than I paid for Sibelius G7. I do
like that you said it never argues with you ... definitely something in
its favor!
Any chance you or a representative will be at Winter NAMM in Anaheim this year?
Don
You might want to look at my Music Publisher 5 (for
Yes, G7 is geared towards guitar and costs around $100.00 here. The
full-blown version of Sibelius is around $600.00 here, I think, but they
offer 50% off for music educators. I am SO thankful I didn't go for the
full-blown version!
Seems ridiculous to charge that much more for something
Got it installed and gave it a quick go. Here's what I've found so far:
1. Can't seem to specify the key before you start.
2. Transpose seems to cause an error unless there are some notes
placed. Once a few notes were placed, it seemed to ignore the transpose
operation.
3. Note entry is clumsy
Wow you guys are brutal ... get in a fight and you get sent to jail with
bagpipe music (snicker, snicker).
At 03:15 AM 12/3/2004, you wrote:
On 3 Dec 2004, at 08:52, Bernard Hill wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Christian M. Cepel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Any workaround to Finale's
A little dyslexia can get you in a whole lot
trouble ... something about drugs, bagpipes and fighting in the UK
hmm
...awareness about the dangers of GHB and its analogs- gamma
hydroxy butyrate
or maybe those who don't have GHB get into fights and get booked on GBH
after being exposed to
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