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:
10/01/2012
15/10/2011
14/04/2011
16/03/2011
What next?
What would you like to see next on abcnotation.com?
Here are some of the possibilities:
- A tune player with speed controls – so you can listen to the midi files slowed down or speeded up
- A tune upload facility – so you can create your own pages and even, optionally, add tunes to the tune search
- Links to amazon.com – so you can search for recorded versions of tunes
- A smart-phone app that connects to the tune search – so you can access it anywhere
- Allow comments on tune pages – so you can add notes & comments
- Melody search – so you can find tunes by searching for a sequence of notes
Vote now, or add a comment below to make more suggestions.
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31/12/2010
A year of massive growth
… 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:
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12/12/2010
Twice as big
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!
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07/07/2010
Copyright first
When I originally set up the tune search I planned not to display copyright tunes.
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21/06/2010
One year in …
The new version of the abc website – abcnotation.com – launched on 21st June 2009, is one year old today.
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12/05/2010
New tunes for May
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
14/04/2010
Search insight
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).
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April updates
A quick round up of the changes to the site since the last update in February:
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