examples/nobrackets

Shows how to use pitch names without delimiters. Requires abcpp.

FILES:

no.txt => microabc definitions. (They could be written directly in an
	abcpp header file.)

no.abh => abcpp definitions. Currently, is does not support lowercase ABC pitches
	(that is: you may get =C' rather than =c ). Fortunately enough,
	abc2midi complaints, but does the job correctly.
	The file ``no.abh'' is generated with:
		microabc < no.txt > no.abh

no.abp => the ``music'' input file.

no.sag => ``no.abp'' is converted to Sagittal pitches for microabc, with abcpp:
	cat no.abh no.abp | abcpp > no.sag

ps.abc => ABC file converted with microabc (for PS score):
	microabc -E -Pno.sag -i- -ops.abc

mid.abc => ABC converted with microabc (for MIDI output):
	microabc -S -Mno.sag -i- -omid.abc
To tune the MIDI to an equal temperament, append equaltemp:<ndiv> , as in:
	microabc -S -Mno.sag -i- -omid.abc equaltemp:41

Having the files ``ps.abc'' and ``mid.abc'', you can generate PS and MIDI:
	abcm2ps -O= ps.abc
	abc2midi mid.abc

MAKEFILE

The Shell script make.sh can do all the job:
	./make.sh
You can choose the tuning (for MIDI) from the command line:
	./make.sh equaltemp:22



