Keith wrote:
I seen, and heard, abc player software for Palm PDAs. Are there any out
there for Pocket PC 2002 systems?
I'm on this list in digest mode which means that everybody else probably
answered this already, but here goes. Steve (?) who created PalmABC said at
one point that he was
Has anyone ever put together a HOWTO for serving abc, midi, gif, png, and
pdf from a server? I know of the various abc projects from sourceforge and
elsewhere. I've checked out bits of it casually but haven't really figured
out how you get past abc2ps (ie, I see how to get from abc to
John wrote:
This is feasible right now. If I'd had a PowerBook with its nifty
wireless stuff, could it have handled the task? If so, I could have
also displayed the music on a real screen that people could read,
unlike the tiny window on my cell phone. But look as I might, I can't
There is Richard Moon's TuneDB http://tunedb.woodenflute.com/ which has
several thousand tunes in it. It allows searching by name or abc fragment.
Very cool.
on 3/3/03 3:33 PM, Toby Rider wrote:
Has anyone thought of compiling a centralized database of abc tunes
similar to olga.net.. I find
This discuss has me thinking that there are two conflicting needs at work
here. On one hand, as pointed out by John and others, there are already
fields in place where copyright related information can be included. On the
other hand, represented by Laura and whoever it was that started off this
on 7/5/03 9:10 PM, John Walsh wrote:
Well, if \ is the symbol for continuation, which tells
the program Don't feel you have to put a linebreak here,
you could have \\ for and I really mean it.
I have to admit I haven't taken the time to fully understand all the ins and
out of the codepages
on 7/6/03 2:55 PM, I. Oppenheim wrote:
If there exists an explicit linebreak command, there is
no reason why a bare newline should continue to imply
a linebreak.
You're getting away from the original intent of abc and one that most of the
musicians in this group, I think, still want to retain
on 7/6/03 3:03 PM, Jeff Bigler wrote:
If there exists an explicit linebreak command, there is
no reason why a bare newline should continue to imply
a linebreak.
I can think of two reasons.
a) There's a lot of ABC already in existence that depends on that
assumption.
b) It's nice to
on 7/6/03 3:16 PM, I. Oppenheim wrote:
\\ will be equivalent to !break!
* will be equivalent to !nobreak!
But * is already part of the standard as a right-justified linebreak and
I've seen plenty of tunes that use it. Furthermore, \ is already used as a
continuation so having \\ as a
on 7/6/03 3:33 PM, I. Oppenheim wrote:
a) There's a lot of ABC already in existence that
depends on that assumption.
As I said already, I seriously doubt that. Tunes for
which the linebreaks are important for some reason or
another, should make them explicit.
No really. Look at all the
on 7/6/03 5:21 PM, Henrik Norbeck wrote:
Phil, I've got a question for you, since I've never tried BarFly myself.
How do you actually treat the macros when it comes to playback
and printing.
m: ~G3=G{A}G{F}G
Is that only for playback? Or do you use it for printing too?
You go to Viewer
on 7/7/03 2:03 PM, John Chambers wrote:
This is one of the reasons that I turned jcabc2ps into a normal unix
filter that reads stdin if there are no input files. That way I can
stick any sort of preprocessor on the beginning, and not worry about
cleaning up intermediate files.
Does abcm2ps
On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 09:11, Bernard Hill wrote:
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Where does this bang thing come from? ! was always called shriek
when I were a lad.
From a version of the New Hacker's Dictionary
http://www.antionline.com/jargon/bang.php
bang
1. n.
Jack Campin writes:
I use A: for the author of the words. This violates the 1.6 spec,
but the area idea just doesn't work - you can't fit the geographic
description of a tune into a one-liner.
And in another email continues:
Better to use the O: field hierarchically:
O:Halifax, Nova
Arent Storm wrote:
When trying to fit abcusers in a few groups having
[1] abc-sightreaders (without much need for software)
[2] abc-collectors
[3] abc-software-only-users (1st language)
[4] abc-as- interchange-file-format-users (2nd language)
It is also reasonable to assume that many (most?) of
on 7/24/03 5:25 AM, Phil Taylor wrote:
The Carbon version of BarFly (because it has to live in a Unix
environment) can open untyped files provided that they have a .abc
or .txt extension, but you won't be able to run that under
BasiliskII.
But there is hope, even in Unix. You can set file
BTW, instead of
/Developer/Tools/GetFileInfo /Users/thomaskeays/Desktop/McLennan.abc
I could have typed
/Developer/Tools/GetFileInfo ~/Desktop/McLennan.abc
Because /Users/thomaskeays is my home directory.
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We currently have this notation for voice overlay (although this is first
I'd ever heard of it).
A2 E2 G2 A2|A B c d e f g a A A A A A A A A A G F E D C B, A,|]
John Chambers explained was functionally equivalent to doing this.
[V:1] A2 E2 G2 A2 | A B c d e f g a |]
[V:2] | A A A
Oooh. I like Jack's suggestion. Mainly because nothing would have to be
changed. If it ain't broke and all that...
However, I don't think it has to be as complicated as Jack has it.
A2 E2 G2 A2 [[ A B c d e f g a \
A A A A A A A A \
A G F E D C B, A, ]
on 7/28/03 2:55 PM, I. Oppenheim wrote:
I hereby publicly release the third draft revision of
the ABC 2.0 standard:
http://www.joods.nl/~chazzanut/abc/abc2-draft.html
I'm confused now. I thought Guido Gonzato was doing this.
http://abcplus.sourceforge.net/abc2-draft.html
Did I miss the
on 7/29/03 11:03 AM, Phil Taylor wrote:
The singular of cattle is cow. [...] I referred to
bull semen at one point and my supervisor (himself a world expert
in the field of Reproductive Biology) wanted it changed to cow semen.
I saw a man milk a bull, fie, man, fie.
I saw a man milk a bull,
the following note, so perhaps they should be written as
~n2 = o/4n3/4m/4n3/4
~n3 = no/4n3/4m/4n3/4
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Yes I agree. My long winded explanation can be boiled down to Irwin's
succinct observation. I think Phil need not worry about implementing the
%%newpage in BarFly. Especially if he adds the print output features he
mentioned.
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003, I. Oppenheim wrote:
Yes. A newpage directive
. It seems to have vanished from:
http://abcplus.sourceforge.net/abc-current.html
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the installer twice with the same results.
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E2D||
|:E2e d2B|cBA B2A|GAB ~d3|cAA BAG|E2e d2B|cBA B2A|GAB cAB|GEE FED:|
|:B,EE GED|B,EE E2D|B,EE GAB|AFD AFD|B,EE GED|B,EE E2F|GAB cAB|1 GEE FED:|2
GEE E2F||
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Hmm. I was looking for the url that was posted (this morning?) about the
abcghost for windows (the minimal package containing abc2ps, ghostview,
and abc2midi) and consulted the archives.
The Date Index of the abcusers archives -
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/maillist.html
seems
. A mode to view the list of
tunes in the file would be nice also but not absolutely essential.
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Look on the abcplus website under binaries
- http://abcplus.sourceforge.net/#abcm2ps%20binaries
It is current, 3.7.5, same as on Jef's site.
- http://moinejf.free.fr/
on 9/20/03 8:04 AM, Rickard Blixt wrote:
Where do I get the newest abcm2ps version that is ready for Windows?
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X:1
T:Mazurka ?
M:3/4
L:1/8
K:G
DGA|:B2 BAGE|DB, D2 B,D|EC E2 CE|DB, D DGA|B2 BAGE|DB, D2 B,D|E2 F2 D2|[1 G3
DGA:|[2 G3 DGA|
|:B2 B2 d2|cB c2 DF|A2 A2 dc|BA B2 GA|B2 B2 d2|cB c2 DF|A2 AcBA|[1 G3 DGA:|[2
G3||
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On Tue, 13 Jan 2004, Phil Taylor wrote:
http://www.apple.com/ilife/garageband/
If that's the case I don't see a lot of scope for interworking with
BarFly.
I got to looking on the Apple web site and found this item for a piano
keyboard. Thinking back to the rather interesting recent
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Displaying the first n bars would be my preference. It is a feature I
would certainly use (and would save me having to generate such things by
hand). Um, how hard would it then be to export this index of incipits to
abcm2ps?
Tom
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004, Phil Taylor wrote:
An index of incipits. It
Try Toby Rider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004, Steven Bennett wrote:
Steve Bennett wrote:
Hmmn -- I know a way to test that. If you're seeing this message, than that
means my theory is probably correct, since the email address I'm using to
send this to is NOT subscribed to the
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