ANewman wrote:
>I have a question, though: which abc programs accept voice lines like this:
>V:1 program 1 40 volume 75
BarFly. There are loads of parameters which can be specified in V: fields
in the tune header, including program, volume, tuning, stereo panning,
plus all the stuff that abcm2p
On Friday 27 December 2002 04:21 pm, Frank Nordberg wrote:
> Ed Skinner wrote:
> > Can I make my own lead sheets to use when performing even though the
> > chords, melody and lyrics are identical to those in a copyrighted work
> > such as The Real Book or other published source? (This would be
Ed Skinner wrote:
Can I make my own lead sheets to use when performing even though the
chords, melody and lyrics are identical to those in a copyrighted work such
as The Real Book or other published source? (This would be "for convenience"
rather than having to carry around half a dozen
(Sorry, I'm late joining this discussion - christmas vacation, you know.)
Jeff Szuhay wrote:
...
The rule of thumb for printed music is that the copyright lasts for 50
years after
the composer's death.
70 years, actually.
Some international council (can't be bothered to remember its name)
Can I make my own lead sheets to use when performing even though the
chords, melody and lyrics are identical to those in a copyrighted work such
as The Real Book or other published source? (This would be "for convenience"
rather than having to carry around half a dozen books.) If so, should
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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It looks like the site is down for a few days...its a Norweigian site, I think.
I hate to admit it, but you're wrong. Webmaster Atté is one of our
Danish brothers from the south.
Anyway, since there seems to be big band musicians on the list, here's a
little b
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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| I have a question, though: which abc programs accept voice lines like this:
| V:1 program 1 40 volume 75
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| I am working on the voice header for iabc right now and I'm trying
| to figure out how the other programs do it. Unfortunately this will
| be one area where I
Hi Ted, and thanks for these nice pieces, they all work very well.
I have a question, though: which abc programs accept voice lines like this:
V:1 program 1 40 volume 75
or maybe you were just trying to make the point that this program should be used.
I am working on the voice header for iabc r
Hi Ed, its good to have a fellow jazzer on the board. This was indeed my initial
interest in abc, as I wanted an easy way to generate lead sheets and big band
arrangements. That's one of the reasons I started working on iabc.
There is a site that has oodles of jazz arrangements that can be rec
Karl Dallas writes:
| I didn't realise I was that easy to find! :-) I was startled to read in
| one newsgroup a couple of years ago that I was dead! But that rumour's
| been much exaggerated [(c) Samuel Clemens]!
...
Jack Campin wrote:
| Ursula Le Guin came up with a far-ahead-of-her-time idea in "
I didn't realise I was that easy to find! :-) I was startled to read in
one newsgroup a couple of years ago that I was dead! But that rumour's
been much exaggerated [(c) Samuel Clemens]!
--
Karl Dallas
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