On Monday, Jun 16, 2003, at 04:22 America/Vancouver, Cecil Rigby wrote:
a good while back (more than 2 years!) I asked this question and,
behold!!,
Philip Aker ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) developed the Text Editor PI for
FinMac.
For a while it shipped with a Latin hyphenation dictionary I compiled
on 6/16/03 12:34 AM, Darcy James Argue at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Just wondering if anyone knew of any websites or whatnot that would
> automatically hyphenate English words? Might make transcribing lyrics
> easier -- just type them in straight, submit them for hyphenation, then
> copy them in
On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 10:49 AM, Doug Auwarter wrote:
*Of course* there are
exceptions, but the envelope-pushing of the Beatles or Brian Wilson
that was
part and parcel of rock in the latter half of the 60's is almost
completely
missing today.
Doug,
I don't dispute your larger point, but
> For a while it shipped with a Latin hyphenation dictionary I compiled. I
> don't know if it's available for WIN OS or not. While I'm currently using
> FinWin, I still export text files to my FinMac and run the PI on them. A
> *huge* time-saver
>
> After entering lyrics one invoked the PI and,
Sidebar to all the music discussion:
All that stuff in "Alice's Restaurant" really happened. Arlo and his
siblings (sister, Nora, and brother, Jaody), were attending my
parent's summer arts camp (Indian Hill, in Stockbridge, MA) when the
incident that inspired the song occurred. There really
FYI to fellow Mac users--this program is Windows only. (:>(
RH
> From: Steve Farrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I found this a few days ago and it is a time saver for making karaoke files
> from a midi and a cut and pasted or typed-in lyric file. It saves the lyric
> in .stf format (song text forma
I found this a few days ago and it is a time saver for making karaoke files
from a midi and a cut and pasted or typed-in lyric file. It saves the lyric
in .stf format (song text format). It allows you to paste in the text and
then push a button to hyphenate it. There are several selectable language
on 6/16/03 8:52 AM, Andrew Stiller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> About a decade ago a poll of dozens of top rock critics and scholars
> voted it the worst rock song ever written.
The problem is that it really isn't a rock song, or at least what we now
consider rock. At that time, rock had begun to
Curious, I never met anyone who really liked the song.
Tim Price
Fairlee, VT
"MacArthur Park"
This song is legendary as regards many things: it's length, that actor
Richard Harris was the artist, and, of course, the unending curiosity and
discussion about what the lyrics mean. ("Someone left
At 6:30 PM -0500 6/15/03, John Howell wrote:
Hey, David, let's not insult the musicologists! This is music
theorist mumbo-jumbo, and we let them do it because it keeps them
happy and off the streets!
Ha! But seriously, music theorists, even if they ARE only talking
amongst themselves, need te
Hi all--
a good while back (more than 2 years!) I asked this question and, behold!!,
Philip Aker ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) developed the Text Editor PI for FinMac.
For a while it shipped with a Latin hyphenation dictionary I compiled. I
don't know if it's available for WIN OS or not. While I'm cur
You have to play around with the percussion staff, defining it using the
staff tool -- if you already have the staff in place and written, I
think you might run into problems changing what is there, so you might
want to define a new staff. In the Notation Style selection at the
lower left of t
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