- TKmicroabc screenshots
- Basic usage
- Converting from pure
ABC to Sagittal
- Download TKmicroabc
TKmicroabc screenshots
Here is TKmicroabc at work...
Basic usage
The main window of TKmicroabc, running on Musix GNU+Linux:
Now, selecting 'Edit SRC' from the 'Actions' menu, to open/create the
music
source file.
Editing the source ABP file with flabc:
Now, the commands to generate score and MIDI files will be executed by
selecting
'Run
ALL' from the 'Actions' menu:
Finally, the output.
Here gv is used to display the
score and timidity to
play the MIDI file.
One can export the sequence of commands of the project
as a Shell script.
The TKmicroabc project can be saved to a file to be loaded (or modified)
later.
Converting from pure
ABC to Sagittal
In the following images, plain ABC is used as source, instead of an ABP
file (ABC with
aliases/macros).
Note that the checkbutton 'ABC to Sagittal' is checked.
Just like before, the ABC source is edited with flabc.
One could otherwise use tkabc
to edit the ABC file in a 'visual' way.
tkabc
supports Tartini-Couper accidentals.
Programs like tkabc, Scala, MIDI sequencer and other
related programs can be called using the 'Tools' menu of TKmicroabc.
After modifying the ABC file with tkabc,
one can process it using the
TKmicroabc 'Actions' menu (here teared off).
In this screenshot, gv is
displaying the
resulting score.
Download TKmicroabc
The 'alpha' pre-release version of TKmicroabc, including binaries (for
GNU+Linux) of the required programs microabc, abc2alias, abcpp, abcm2ps
and abc2midi, is available at:
http://br.geocities.com/hfmlacerda/misc/tkmicroabc-alpha.tgz