Forgeot Eric wrote: >About Macintosh, so far I couldn't check how Barfly behaves. I've >made it work on an emulator recently, and I liked it, but I had to >convert my tunes to make them display when each V: label occurs >only once (on big score it's less readable, but not on smaller >ones),
BarFly has a built-in command to do that - Format Tune under the Utilities menu will rearrange the abc into the format that the program likes (or the other way, if you set the number of bars per line and notes per line high enough). >and the %midi transpose commands weren't supported. I find >more conveniant to use such a command for transposing -24 and to >type something like G2 G>G A2-A>B instead of G,,2 G,,>G,, >A,,2-A,,>B,, It is supported, but you don't use %%midi. For a single voice tune put "transpose -24" (or just t=-24) in the K: field. For multivoice tunes put it in V: fields in the header, so you can transpose each voice separately. This only affects playing. To do the same thing for display of music use the middle (or m=) directive in the same way. "middle d" (or m=d) will make d the note which is displayed on the middle line of the bass staff instead of D,. Phil Taylor To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
