Michael Eskin Posted October 23, 2023 Posted October 23, 2023 I know some people are fond of the system, so along with the other Anglo tablature generation options, I've added a new option to my ABC Transcription Tools to generate Gary Coover-esque style tablature for C/G instruments. Like my other Anglo tab options, it supports both Jeffries and Wheatstone styles and both on-row and cross-row fingering solutions. As is the case with the other tablature options in my ABC Tools, the tablature is limited to single melody lines. Chords are not supported. Here are a few examples: https://michaeleskin.com/transcriptions/gary_coover_examples_22oct2023.pdf More information here: https://michaeleskin.com/abctools/userguide.html#injecting_tablature
yrneH Posted March 8 Posted March 8 That's cool. Are the `<<`s in the left margins in the pdf meaningful?
digver Posted March 8 Posted March 8 (edited) I've scratched my head over them as well. I think they may have only appeared when I've increased the staff spacing. Edited March 8 by digver
Roger Hare Posted March 9 Posted March 9 (edited) 8 hours ago, yrneH said: That's cool. Are the `<<`s in the left margins in the pdf meaningful? They provide a link back to the Tune book Table of Contents. Look at the section "Adding a PDF Tunebook Table of Contents and Index" in the User Guide to see how to do this... Edited March 9 by Roger Hare 1
Michael Eskin Posted March 9 Author Posted March 9 (edited) It's specifically because you have a Table of Contents and/or an Index link back annotation most likely at the top of the ABC for the tunebook in the PDF settings block: %addtoc Table of Contents %addlinkbacktotoc %addsortedindex Index %addlinkbacktoindex Edited March 9 by Michael Eskin 1
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