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.
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 recently enhanced the tune search by including the ability to search within the files from a particular web site. Thus you could now search, say, for jigs from a specific tune collection (or even a specific abc file).
I’ve just released the March 2010 edition of the tune search – it’s reached 56,000 tunes now, clean and shiny and just itching to be played.
Chris
I’ve mostly used this blog for posting updates about the abcnotation.com website. However, I just wanted to let people know about tunepal.org, a remarkable new abc development from Bryan Duggan.
One of the joys of running a website is discovering all the different ways people find of trying to subvert it.
I’ve been amusing myself over the Christmas period by writing a bit of code that works out the top ten tune pages visited and searches made recently.
Well, it’s been some time since I last blogged – nearly three months. Eek!