>>> The c>c construct is a problem because it is notated as a
>>> 3:1 ratio but played as a 2:1 ratio.
>> Played by whom? Does the standard document this?
> Played by abc2midi and played by most players of hornpipes,
> I believe. If you try changing abc2midi so that it uses a 3:1 ratio,
> you
>On Mon 11 Jun 2001 at 01:47PM +0200, Frank Nordberg wrote:
>>
>> midi2abc seems actually to do a fair job interpreting midi files, it's
>> the ABC part of the program that seems to be the problem. [...]
>> B/c> instead of:
>> B/c/ d>cB|
>> The last one seems to be an midi2abc favourite, poppi
>On Tue 12 Jun 2001 at 06:35AM -0400, Laura Conrad wrote:
>> > "James" == James Allwright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> James> The c>c construct is a problem because it is notated as a
>> James> 3:1 ratio but played as a 2:1 ratio.
>>
>> Played by whom? Does the standard docum
> "James" == James Allwright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
James> The c>c construct is a problem because it is notated as a
James> 3:1 ratio but played as a 2:1 ratio.
>>
>> Played by whom? Does the standard document this?
>>
James> Played by abc2midi and played b
On Tue 12 Jun 2001 at 06:35AM -0400, Laura Conrad wrote:
> > "James" == James Allwright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> James> The c>c construct is a problem because it is notated as a
> James> 3:1 ratio but played as a 2:1 ratio.
>
> Played by whom? Does the standard document this
> "James" == James Allwright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
James> The c>c construct is a problem because it is notated as a
James> 3:1 ratio but played as a 2:1 ratio.
Played by whom? Does the standard document this?
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On Mon 11 Jun 2001 at 02:23PM -0400, Laura Conrad wrote:
>
> Original:
> L:1/2
> B d c > c B A
>
> midi2abc:
> L:1/8
> B4d4c4-|c3/2c2-c/2B4A4
>
> Which should be:
>
> B4 d4 c4-|c2 c2 B4 A4
>
> So it looks to me like either midi2abc or abc2midi isn't handling the
> ">" very well. Incidental
> "James" == James Allwright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
James> On Mon 11 Jun 2001 at 01:47PM +0200, Frank Nordberg wrote:
>> B/c> instead of:
>> B/c/ d>cB|
>>
>> The last one seems to be an midi2abc favourite, popping up all the time.
James> My guess is that this
Richard Robinson wrote:
>
> On Mon, 11 Jun 2001, Frank Nordberg wrote:
>
> > I can't write a perl script to save my life, though.
>
> Curious thought. save_franks_life.pl
I might pay a lot for that one ;-)
Frank
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James Allwright wrote:
>
> My guess is that this is a stylistic change made by whoever created the
> MIDI files.
In this particular case I created the midi files myself with Finale,
using every trick I know of to optimize them for midi2abc.
Actually, I use midi2abc and abc2midi almaost exclusi
On Mon 11 Jun 2001 at 01:47PM +0200, Frank Nordberg wrote:
>
> midi2abc seems actually to do a fair job interpreting midi files, it's
> the ABC part of the program that seems to be the problem. Here are a few
> exemples taken from my attempts to convert Terpsichore:
>
> A2 c2- instead of:
> A2 c
> "Frank" == Frank Nordberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Frank> There is however, nothing in midi2abc that some rather
Frank> simple post-processing can't fix. Doing this manually might
Frank> or might not take a lot of time (no. 1 in Terpsichore took
Frank> me more than an hou
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001, Frank Nordberg wrote:
> I can't write a perl script to save my life, though.
Curious thought. save_franks_life.pl
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John Henckel, Laura Conrad, John Burton and Jon F McNamara has all come
up with various good ideas for converting midis to sheet music. I might
add Finale myself, a professional music typesetting program far more
advanced than (and half as expensive as) Sibelius.
Unfortunately, most of those idea
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