I've encountered an interesting behaviour trying to transcribe the Black Bear.
X:0 T:The Black Bear C:Trad R:March/Hornpipe/Thing L:1/16 M:2/4 K:HP A>B | d2d2 f>da>f | d2d2 f>da>f | \ e2B2 B2e>d | c<dB>c A>Bc<A | with pipe gracings excised for the sanity of non-pipers (makes no difference). This produces (with abcm2ps-3.6.0) the following result (sorry about the antialiasing): http://www.callingthetune.co.uk/bits/blackbear.png If I reduce the default note length to a quaver, and write f/>d/a/>f/ all is well. However, I prefer to write in the smallest note length in common use in the tune (in this case, a semi-quaver). Is this broken/default/expected/a bug/my imagination? Is there a fix? Cheers, Calum To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
