A number of people have seen the TuneGraphs on abcnotation.comĀ and asked if they could include them on their own website.
The short answer is yes, although there are a number of restrictions.
If you are interested in this possibility, read on.
A number of people have seen the TuneGraphs on abcnotation.comĀ and asked if they could include them on their own website.
The short answer is yes, although there are a number of restrictions.
If you are interested in this possibility, read on.
Regular visitors to abcnotation.com will notice that the website has been completely redesigned.
I have decided to close down the discussion forums at abcnotation.com. The existing content is still available to view but you will not be able to post anything.
I can’t remember exactly when I started scribbling bits of music down on paper in text form, though it must have been sometime around 1986 or 87.
However, I do have a very precise date for when I released version 1.0 of abc2mtex on an unsuspecting world – 8th December 1993 – exactly 20 years ago today.
Happy birthday, abc! (And thanks to all those who have contributed software, tunes, help and suggestions over the years.)
Chris
Nearly a year ago I thought it would be a nice idea to incorporate scalable vector graphics into the site … shouldn’t take too long, I thought …
I’m very pleased to announce that the mobile version of abcnotation.com has just been launched.
Optimised for smart-phones and other hand-held devices you can find it at abcnotation.com/mobile.
It’s that time of year again so I thought I’d give a quick round-up of what’s been going on here in abc land over the past year: