123 To Pdf Via ABC

For large 123 data, such as the 'demo' sample, or bible chapters sent from the 'Strong-Tasty' page, we recommend using Firefox. Even then, it may take a while, with 'delay' warnings Experiment with the 123 parser

Version: Oct 2024 ( Kudos to (prior version of) Paul Rosen's abcjs library )

(Tested on Chrome and Firefox, on Mac desktop. You may need to install more fonts if the song uses symbols for Segno or Coda) Test-One-Thing Test-Several-Things Clear Tests

What is 123 anyway? What is ABC for that matter?

Load Sample:

(The 'demo' sample attempts to illustrate our 123 features -- on the sheet, notation in brackets corresponds to the musical notation)

Standard Notation / Playing

Click a note or play the song to enable Download Button

Select instrument: Ad Hoc Repeats: Regular Play-Through:

Click notes in the below song to indicate start and end of desired repeat-section. (If a clicked note is within a printed repeat, we use its second occurrence)

Adjust speed (100% might be too fast or too slow) using the box to the right in the player controls
The above 'arrow circle' toggles whether to repeat the whole song. (You can also use the Ad Hoc Repeats feature to repeat a part of the song)

Rainbow Note-Play

          Speed ()

If shuffling, how intensely to shuffle durations (Currently: )

How much 'bouncing color' during play: Tiny Some Full      Hover-Play

Editing / Changing 123 Notation

Default Mode (If no "K:" in the 123):

Provide an array of desired macros. E.g. for my1 and m2, click the Import/paste button after copying something like

[ ["my1", "110" ],
["my2", "220" ] ]

For the sheet music: Show only the macro code-name Expand the macro notes Add macro name above staff Add bar-line

123 content automagically updates the ABC and other content below

(You might want to 'Store 123' first before clobbering it)

Enter 123 to get PDF (etc.) via ABC

Standard Notation / Playing

Rainbow Note-Play

Editing / Changing 123 Notation