For this, you will need to adjust the \grespacelinestext value.
To do this, go to the directory where gsp-default.tex is, copy the file
to something else prefixed with "gsp-" (like gsp-morespace.tex).
Edit the new file and increase the value of \grespacelinestext
Then, in your tex file (the one that includes the tex file generated by
the gregorio executable), and invoke the \GreLoadSpaceConf before you
\includescore your score.
For example, if you named the file gsp-morespace.tex, put the following
line the your tex file:
\GreLoadSpaceConf{morespace}
I haven't tried this recently, but I think it should still work. See
the "Modifying the vertical spacing" section at
http://home.gna.org/gregorio/gregoriotex/details
The page is a little old, and the variable names now have "gre" prefixed
to all of them in the gsp-deault.tex file.
Henry
On Sunday, 28 October 2012 at 08:15:56 pm -0400, Br. Athanasius wrote:
> I am having a problem with the first line. If you run the code you will
> see that the "L" in "ALma" clashes with the episema (the line under the
> first note). How can I make this look better? Is there a way to space
> the lyrics farther from the music?
>
> Here is the code for the first line so that you can see what I am
> talking about:
> (c4)AL[Dear Lady, the Redeemer's Mother,](c_0!ef!gh)ma(g.)*()
> Re(g)demp(g')tó(h)ris(i') Ma(j)ter,(g.) (;)
> quae[who the open heavenly gate remains,](e) pér(e')vi(e)a(f')
> cae(e)li(d') por(e)ta(f') ma(h)nes,(g.) (,)
>
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