Re: beams in DrumStaff should be parallel to staff lines

Hi Ziggy! Did you try with \override Beam #'positions = #'(4 . 4) (you can cange the values to see what happends..) You can find other samples in the snippet repository searching Beaming or autoBeaming :) Hope this helps! Bainos Ziggy Leitner ha scritto: I have spent a bit of time

Re: beams in DrumStaff should be parallel to staff lines

Quoting Ziggy Leitner [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I have spent a bit of time trying to get the beams for a DrumStaff to stay parallel to the staff line instead of following the stem. Try reading the sections on tablatures. It contains some notes on how to make the beams horizontal. The same

Newbie Questions

I'm a new user of Lilypond. After some experimentation, I've encountered a couple of situations where I suspect that I am not using the program correctly. 1. In the second alternative to the repeat, the \repeatTie's are concave. I tried tweaking with ^ but it does not seem to have the

Re: multiple tempi in a single piece

Kieran Coulter kieran_coulter at canada.com writes: Hi everyone,I am sure there is a way to do this, but maybe someone here has already faced this challenge and can help show me how it can be done.My example is the Bach Sinfonia from Partita #2. It has a Grave, Andante, and Allegro, but the

Re: bends before notes... how to?

2007/7/15, Daniele Russo [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Not bad! But, I was interested in a different type of bend, much more short, like this (see attachment) Here is a new command : \bendStart it needs two arguments : \bendStart #number {ghostnote} the ghostnote will not be printed; its only purpose

Re:

On 08/07/07, Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just replace the two occurrences of \new Voice with \new Staff in your example. Thanks, that has (almost) worked. I was using Voice because I was adding lyrics with \lyricsto, but it seems that in this case \addlyrics works just as well.

Re: Merging scores in one pdf

A minor comment on your example below: I hope you know that the explicit \book{...} block isn't necessary here, see section Multiple scores in a book. /Mats Quoting Valentin Villenave [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 2007/7/11, Paul Harouff [EMAIL PROTECTED]: The biggest pain which made me give up was

Re: Merging scores in one pdf

2007/7/15, Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]: A minor comment on your example below: I hope you know that the explicit \book{...} block isn't necessary here, see section Multiple scores in a book. Yes; realized that after having already sent it. Well, I guess anyway LilyPond's genuine logic is

BRICK WALL

Hello all. Trying to do a piece with 6 seperate voices. The first 4 measures look fine, but I'm not able to go any further! Using version 2.10.0, on a Windows 98 box...which has worked fine for me this far. I've written a total of eight measures for each voice, but the pdf only will show the

Re: BRICK WALL

2007/7/16, Mischa Falkenburg [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Trying to do a piece with 6 seperate voices. The first 4 measures look fine, but I'm not able to go any further! Sounds interesting; can you please post some of your code? Regards, Valentin ___

re: line breaks after grace notes?

I managed to figure this one out after adding an invisible bar in front of \break.ThanksKieran Coulter___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user

markup at beginning of Multimeasure rest

2.11.27 I'm thinking Han-Wen gave a further answer to this recently but I haven't found it yet. Manual section 8.2.1 says If you want to have text on the left end of a multi-measure rest, attach the text to a zero-length skip note, i.e., s1*0^Allegro R1*4 The following code should be an