Gianni Cunich wrote:
The correct way to abuse the P: field, I dare say, is to use it in the body of
a tune followed by blanks... no need to use ! or ;, or anythung else to force
a line break, that's the natural line break character as far as abc native
software are concerned! Why the hell a P:
Phil Taylor wrote:
The P: field doesn't produce a line break in BarFly. You can have a P:
field in the middle of a line (the label goes on the next bar line).
Ha, there's something I hate in abc2ps and the likes. In addition to the
fact that there's too much space between parts to my taste
On 25/06/01 at 18.24 Ronan KERYELL wrote:
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001 16:57:17 +0200, Bert Van Vreckem
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Bert You're abusing the X: field for something it isn't designed
Bert for.
Sure. :-)
Bert In an abc file, an X: field marks the start of a new tune
Bert
On Mon 18 Jun 2001 at 05:07PM +0100, Phil Taylor wrote:
I don't think you can do this by simply concatenating the MIDI files.
I agree with this. Concatenating single track MIDI files could perhaps
be done without too much analysis, but concatenating multiple track
MIDI files would require
To publish some music in MIDI format I need a MIDI version of the Unix
cat...
Rationale :
My abc tunes are split in various X: tunes and abc2midi generates a MIDI
file per X: tune. It would be more user friendly to have a single MIDI file for the
whole tune so that I could also publish in MIDI
Ronan KERYELL wrote:
Rationale :
My abc tunes are split in various X: tunes and abc2midi generates a MIDI
file per X: tune. It would be more user friendly to have a single MIDI file for the
whole tune so that I could also publish in MIDI format.
You're abusing the X: field for something it
