Hello,
I have nearly finished a new manual: "Typesetting Music with ABC",
preliminary version available in PDF format from
http://abcplus.sourceforge.net.
I usually write my stuff in English, but this guide is written in Italian.
Therefore, it won't be much useful to English speakers; however, a
> I have nearly finished a new manual: "Typesetting Music with ABC",
> preliminary version available in PDF format from
> http://abcplus.sourceforge.net.
Excellent work !!! Congratulations!
I'll stick to the Italian version. It is extremely easy to understand.
You are a most skilful teacher.
U
Hello,
shortly Zouki (?) announced his wbesite with abc tunes. I lost his address? Cann
somebody help me please?
H. Wiechern
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John Chambers wrote -
>Well, actually, last evening at this time I was playing music at a
>contra dance with some nice people.
I'm delighted to hear it. Do all these nice people share the same
self-centred "I want it my way and no other." that you seem to think is
completely standard h
On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Ulf wrote:
> > I have nearly finished a new manual: "Typesetting Music with ABC",
> > preliminary version available in PDF format from
> > http://abcplus.sourceforge.net.
>
> Excellent work !!! Congratulations!
>
> I'll stick to the Italian version. It is extremely easy to un
Bryan Creer wrote:
| John Chambers wrote -
| >Well, actually, last evening at this time I was playing music at a
| >contra dance with some nice people.
|
| I'm delighted to hear it. Do all these nice people share the same
| self-centred "I want it my way and no other." that you seem to think
H. Wiechern wrote:
>shortly Zouki (?) announced his website with abc tunes. I lost his
>address? Can somebody help me please? >>
I don't recall seeing it posted here on [abcusers], only on Itrad-l, but it
was moved to:
http://www.qmcorp.net/zouki/webabc/abc_index.html
John
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John McChes
> You never cease to amaze me, Ulf! Exactly *how* many languages do you
> speak fluently? I know of four by now :-)
I don't speak Italian. But I do understand that manual with only an
occasional glance in the dictionnary. You will too, I'm sure, because
it is really well written. Hoe zegt man d
>| ... It was already too late to change when I first mentioned
it.
Since it's not possible to add a new field dedicated to mode, I
thought it was possible to write 2 K: fields in a tune, if
necessary : the first one for the signature, and the second one to
*precise* the mode used, so clever app
>And incidentally, was Muse one of the programs that you tried?
Yes, the first programs I tried when I first heard of abc (when I
discovered internet as well) were Muse and Abc2win.
To be honest, I was first reluctant to Muse because of the drawing
of the notes. But I tried it anyway and find
On Thu, 2002-06-27 at 17:59, Forgeot Eric wrote:
> >| ... It was already too late to change when I first mentioned
> it.
>
> Since it's not possible to add a new field dedicated to mode, I
> thought it was possible to write 2 K: fields in a tune, if
> necessary : the first one for the signature,
Laurie>Sure, but I've seen quite a few tunes with K:D and then every
single C in the piece naturalised. In those cases invariably the
description
is half right - the tonic D is right, but the mode is wrong.
Eric> so does it means the right notation was to write K:Dm ?
Probably K:Ddor
Dm tends
Thanks.
Muse2 (hopefully out in another month or so) has prettier notes.
The restriction on different notes starting at the same time has gone away.
that probably blows away some of your tab problems too.
The options for setting up tab generation are probably going to be fixed in
the release afte
Yawn.
Sigh.
Look. If you think you are the only fellow allowed an opinion then you are
crazy, so I'll presume that you don't think that and you agree that others
can have theirs. That includes me. You are for ever (and it has got
boring) quoting people out of context and misquoting people. W
Laurie (ukonline) wrote:
>
> Laurie>Sure, but I've seen quite a few tunes with K:D and then every
> single C in the piece naturalised. In those cases invariably the
> description
> is half right - the tonic D is right, but the mode is wrong.
>
> Eric> so does it means the right notation was to
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