seymour shlien

I have added most of the missing stress patterns to abc2midi. You can get the latest release from https://abcplus.sourceforge.net/#abcmidi The binaries in the ..cosmos.zip file should run on all platforms including Mac OS. Seymour ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Hall" hallflutes@users.sourceforge.net To: "easyabc" 81@tickets.easyabc.p.re.sourceforge.net Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2026 8:30:13 PM Subject: [easyabc:tickets] Re: #81 Unrecognized Rhythm / Time signatures From the list above...

Here is a list of the stress patterns that are already built-in abc2midi. Note that abc2midi must match both the rhythm and the meter. C and 4/4 are different. Hornpipe 4/4 Hornpipe C| Hornpipe 2/4 Hornpipe 9/4 Hornpipe 3/2 Hornpipe 12/8 Double hornpipe 6/2 Reel 4/4 Reel C| Reel 2/4 Slip Jig 9/8 Double Jig 6/8 Single Jig 6/8 Slide 6/8 Jig 6/8 Ragtime 12/8 Strathspey C Fling C Set Dance 4/4 Set Dance C| Waltz 3/4 Slow March C| Slow March C March C| March C March 6/8 March 2/4 Polka k1 3/4 Polka 4/4...

Hello James, I have been supporting abc2midi so far. The latest versions can be found on https://ifdo.ca/~seymour/runabc/ on https://sourceforge.net/projects/abcmidi/ and on https://github.com/sshlien. The code in stresspat.c attached here initializes the barfly models. You are welcome to suggest additions to the code, that I could incorporate in future versions of abc2midi. Seymour Shlien ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Hall" hallflutes@users.sourceforge.net To: "[easyabc:tickets]" 81@tickets.easyabc.p.re.sourceforge.net...

This is more of a limitation of abc2midi. EasyABC calls an external executable abc2midi to convert the abc file into a temporary midi file which is then played. You may have better luck expressing C>F as C3/2 F/2 and then inserting your grace notes as C3/2{DE}F/2. abc2midi has been evolving in the past few years and you can get the latest versions from sourceforge.net in the abcmidi project. Also there is a newer version abc2midiu in development on sourceforge.net. By going to the Settings/ABC settings...

Thank you for your nice words. Midiexplorer has evolved to version 4.71 where I fixed most of the error messages. I have done more work on chordal analysis (eg chordgram, chordtext, chord histogram). My music knowledge of all the complex chords is somewhat limited and I am not sure how to deal with some of complex chords like suspensions, (There is some description on https://midiexplorer.sourceforge.io/#chordtype_algorithm)

You can also post a message on the abcusers group for more help or information. There may already be a discussion on ps2pdf. https://groups.io/g/abcusers Seymour ----- Original Message ----- From: "mjsiny" mjsiny@users.sourceforge.net To: "Ticket 57, pstopdf missing" 57@tickets.easyabc.p.re.sourceforge.net Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2024 9:21:28 PM Subject: [easyabc:tickets] #57 pstopdf missing Thank you for trying to help Seymour. I've looked at the link you provided. I am a user, not a programmer...

I think that the install from Frederic Aupepin may come with GhostScript. If you have been using EasyABC before on your system it is possible that GhostScript is already there; however, I am not sure about the Mac. The Settings/ABC Settings... leads you to a window which looks like the attached gif file, after selecting the top File Settings command. On the Mac, the file locations will be different. Since I do not have a Mac, I cannot give you much more help. Perhaps you could contact Frederic Aupepin...

According to https://github.com/aupfred/EasyABC/releases/tag/EasyABC_v1.3.8.7-Mac_20240107 This version would use GhostScript to create a pdf file. I assume ps2pdf is still on Ghostscript and has not been removed. You can get this version from either this github, or sourceforge. I do not have a mac to try it out, but I have created pdf files using GhostScript on my Windows PC. Seymour ----- Original Message ----- From: "mjsiny" mjsiny@users.sourceforge.net To: "Ticket #57: pstopdf missing" 57@tickets.easyabc.p.re.sourceforge.net...