ation.
The problem can be solved already, with programs like abcm2ps. But it
seems a bit extreme to define a whole new voice for a few measures of
music that have sustained notes over fast progressions.
Starling
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: Starling (?) wrote -
:
: Whoops! Back to the dawing board.
Well that'll teach me for jumping in the middle of a discussion. :)
I was going to bring up the subject anyway, so I figured "what the
heck? I'll just hop in here." Go easy on me th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: Starling wrote -
:
: I'm afraid that you have come in part way through this discussion. The
: proposal is that each individual note should have its specified duration
: which left the question open as to what defined the overall length of the
: chord, i.e.
John Chambers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
: Starling wrote -
: is about. Look at the Subject line. The topic is abc bracketed chord
: notation. The melody note in a chord is the one that a monphonic
: player plays. There's nothing deeper than that.
Alright, I just wanted
: Seems to make the most sense and the standard doesn't say.
Unless I miss my guess, I think we are making the standard here. At
least hopefully the product of these long discussions will be
something accepted into the next version of the abc standard. It's
not against the rules to make
finish or reach another cue.
Eh, makes sense in my head. I'm afraid I don't quite have the details
worked out though. Cueing voices to start is easy, but when to tell
them to stop? Should [:n] imply that the voice stops and waits
for the music to reach [:n]?
Starling
Who's thinkin
I noticed that.
: How did these filth get hold of our list?
Someone subscribed them to our mailing list. Probably not
mail-archive.com; they just encourage people to subscribe them to
mailing lists.
Starling
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Henrik Norbeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
: Of course it's valid! It's your typical dotted 8th note,
Oops. :) My bad.
STarling
Who really oughter hitch up er britches n' learn dat abc thang.
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Sorry, having a bit of trouble with the documentation. Does anybody
know how to do dynamics in abc, such as crescendos, decrescendos,
markings like forte, mezzoforte, and those nifty "alligator clips"
used to indicate short cresc(and decresc)endos.
Starling
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