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.
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:
… at least, in terms of the number tunes available in the tune search.
Aside from the attention grabbing headline, it’s customary at this time of the year to take a look back at what developments have happened over the year, so I thought I might as well join in. Here are a few of the 2010 highlights for abcnotation.com:
I’ve just released a new edition of the tune search and I’m pleased to announce that it’s massively increased in size now with over 275,000 tunes indexed and available for searching!
When I originally set up the tune search I planned not to display copyright tunes.
The new version of the abc website – abcnotation.com – launched on 21st June 2009, is one year old today.
I’ve just released the May edition of the tune search – now with 61,000 tunes, including several thousand newly added song melodies from the Digital Tradition archive. Enjoy!
Chris
April updates
Thursday, April 14th, 2011A quick round up of the changes to the site since the last update in February:
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