Re: Line-Talk: Evolution of a sig

In article <D3o...@maunakea.Data-IO.COM>,
Greg Banerian <ban...@Data-IO.COM> wrote:
>I'm no musician, nor am I an artistic genius, but I have to ask if any
>of Bob's bars below are parts of any known song?  If so, which, and if 
>not, do they at least sound nice when played?
>

I haven't had time to actually see what it sounds like yet, but I'm hoping
to!!!

But...

>Bob Allison writes:
>>
>>   A long, long time ago, I saw some music symbols, and copied them, and 
>>put together a music sig:
>>

>>
>>   Some people kept saying that it was not technically correct.  And of 
>>course I told them to stick their head in the toilet. :-) Just kidding. I 
>>asked if somebody could make it correct. So Chris King fixed it for me.  
>>I took his correct version and re-added some of the stylistic elements 
>>from my version, and got:
>>
>>                     |\                         __3__              |
>>____|\_______________|\\_________|_____________'__|__`___|_________|___|______
>>____|/___3_|________@'_\|__|_____|_________|___|__|__|___|_|_,@____|___|___|__
>>___/|____-_|___|________|__|_____|___,@____|__@'_@'_@'___|_|_|____@'___|___|__
>>__|_/_\__4_|___|_______@'__|____O'___|_____|____________@'_|_|________@'___|__
>>___\|/_____|___|___________|_________|_____|_______________|_|_____________|__
>>    /         O'                     |                            bob...@wwa.com
>>

I hate to sat it, but it's STILL nat exactly technically correct.  You need to
get rid of the bar line after the time signature, and your third measure is
short by one beat.  Other that that, I love it.

		Chris.

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