Re: [abcusers] Update to jaabc2ps

On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, John Atchley wrote: > I've uploaded an update at > > I cleaned up the source and used preprocessor definitions so it should > compile on various platforms without warnings (except for one unused > function that I haven't looked at

Re: [abcusers] free Finale

This site has several kinds of music and audio software, they all are shareware or freeware. maybe you find the software you are searching for. I use Soundforge 4.5 and Cakewalk. These two modify the pitch even 1/100 of a tone. But no soundforge and cakewalk in this site :) http://216.205.158.

[abcusers] Changing pitch of wav files

SlowGold will let you change pitch or speed. I'm not sure whether you can save the altered file or not. http://www.worldwidewoodshed.com/ It's not free. Does anyone know if software exists to slightly change the pitch of .wav > files. > By slightly I mean less than a semi-tone. > I know that this

Re: [abcusers] Egregious example of line wrapping

> my Tune Finder is often asked for tunes that have ABC that's not > compatible with the tools that my site uses. Barfly extensions > are a good example of this. I can't very well adopt Barfly as > one of my site's tools, because it is a GUI tool, and those don't > work all that well when called

[abcusers] Update to jaabc2ps

I've uploaded an update at I cleaned up the source and used preprocessor definitions so it should compile on various platforms without warnings (except for one unused function that I haven't looked at yet, just ignore it). Thanks Guido! I also fixed a

Re: [abcusers] free Finale

I must be getting past it. People talk about free Finale but I can't find it. Can anybody help? I also tried the free Encore site but the server seems to be down until late September. I always seem to miss the bus. Meanwhile I carry on using Music Time DeLuxe and Jim Vint's abc2win. Here's a probl

Re: [abcusers] free Finale

Mark Vandenbroeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there any documentation on the Finale format (text or binary). I > might give this abc2finale a try. There's a thesis on reading the the Enigma format at: http://linux.csn.ul.ie/~cahillm/thesis.html also see here (URL should be all on one line):

Re: [abcusers] free Finale

Hi, Is there any documentation on the Finale format (text or binary). I might give this abc2finale a try. Brgds, Mark Frank Nordberg wrote > Well, it should be doable. Finale uses two different file format, and > one of them is text, not binary. > > Frank Nordberg > http://www.musica.com > T

RE: [abcusers] free Encore

Title: RE: [abcusers] free Encore Sounds like a little hanky-panky to me. The Finale is being given away by the authors. I usually associate religion with ethics as well :-(

Re: [abcusers] free Finale

Jack Campin wrote: > > What are the implications of this? Unless I'm mistaken, this is the story: A while ago, Sibelius introduced the Schorch plug-in, enabling Sibelius users to post sheet music files in .sib format on the web. Eventually Coda had to respond to this, and for some reason (prob

RE: [abcusers] free Finale

Even though these free things are available, I (and many others, I'm sure) still prefer writing - better: thinking - music in abc. The advantages of open source programs represent 50% of my choice, the quality and design of abc the remaining 50%. Later, Guido =8-) -- Dr. Guido Gonzato -