This bug is described in the manual in the section on grace notes,
together with an explanation on how to solve the problem.
/Mats
Quoting Ed Ravin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am trying to transcribe a piano piece that beings with a grace note in
the lower staff.
lower = \relative c, {
2007/8/21, Michael Käppler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Maybe you could enhance your example by something like this:
% To avoid inequal spacing if some systems start with a brace and others
don't,
% make all systems have braces and then optically remove the unwanted ones.
That is a good idea, but it
On Tuesday 21 August 2007 20:34, Valentin Villenave wrote:
That being said, do you think it would be a good idea to make
TimeSignature accept the break-alignable-interface?
No, because TimeSignature already accepts an interface
(break-aligned-interface) that determines its horizontal position;
2007/8/22, Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
No, because TimeSignature already accepts an interface
(break-aligned-interface) that determines its horizontal position; it
wouldn't make sense for it to accept another one. The cleanest way of getting
this functionality into the lilypond core, in my
On Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 08:04:47AM +0200, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
This bug is described in the manual in the section on grace notes,
together with an explanation on how to solve the problem.
Funny, I've read that section many times, and even down to the bottom
when I was first learning LilyPond.
Ed Ravin wrote:
On Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 08:04:47AM +0200, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
This bug is described in the manual in the section on grace notes,
together with an explanation on how to solve the problem.
Funny, I've read that section many times, and even down to the bottom
when I
Now I realize that you didn't read the relevant part of the text.
What you should read is the paragraph starting with
Grace note synchronization can also lead to surprises. ...
/Mats
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Ed Ravin wrote:
On Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 08:04:47AM +0200, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
On Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 03:15:53PM +0200, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
[...]
A score that starts with an \grace section needs an explicit \context
Voice declaration, otherwise the main note and grace note end up on
different staves.
But it would be nice if the manual had an example.
It
Looks like a good programme. However, I have a problem writing the Title,
Composer and comment about the tempo
Could you tell me how I could write the Title ONETWO composed by ML to the
following
\relative c' {
\time 4/4
c d e f
g a b c
}
\addlyrics { One two three four
Hi,
I try to combine standard notation with gregorian notation like this:
section1 standard
section2 gregorian
section3 standard...
I am using \include gregorian-init.ly in second section. How should I
re-init before section3 to have back default formating?
Here you can see, how it looks like
2007/8/22, Malcolm Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Looks like a good programme.
This is quite an euphemism :)
Could you tell me how I could write the Title ONETWO composed by ML to
the following
Just insert it in a \header block:
\header {
title= OneTwo
composer= ML
}
You might want to read
Hi,
I try to combine standard notation with gregorian notation like this:
section1 standard
section2 gregorian
section3 standard...
I am using \include gregorian-init.ly in second section. How should I
re-init before section3 to have back default formating?
Here you can see, how it looks like
Nobody?
Can one do \arpeggioUp and erase the zig-zag line, then print a postscript
line at it's place?
Henrik Frisk wrote:
Is there any easy solution to make an arrow (up or down) out of an
arpeggio?
Somenthing like \arpeggioUp or \arpeggioDown but instead of getting a
zigzag
line,
Hi --
I intend to produce songbooks of my songs in piano/vocal format with occasional
lines of guitar tablature. Is Lilypond capable of doing that?
Thank you,
Roy
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Hi Roy!
Yes, Lilypond supports tab. In the version I use (2.6.5) the guitar tab is a
little limited compared to what you sometimes see for wild rock guitar solo's,
but it should be effective for things that don't need advanced guitar
technique. I'm not sure if the newer versions have added
Hi, is it possible to have pictures in lilypond score, or lilypond book?
Marek Klein,
Slovakia
http://gregoriana.sk
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With lilypond-book this isn´t a problem because you can create normal LaTeX
documents with everything you know from LaTeX ...
2007/8/22, Marek Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi, is it possible to have pictures in lilypond score, or lilypond book?
Marek Klein,
Slovakia
http://gregoriana.sk
Hi,
I try to combine standard notation with gregorian notation like this:
section1 standard
section2 gregorian
section3 standard...
I am using \include gregorian-init.ly in second section. How should I
re-init before section3 to have back default formating?
Here you can see, how it looks like
Marek,
I couldn't get your code to compile at all at first until I fixed a couple
of simple problems.
I think you need to remove the spaces within the quotes in your \include
(should be \include gregorian-init.ly).
Also, you've got upper-case 'S' in your first two \Score marks. This needs
to
On Wednesday 22 August 2007 21:30, Valentin Villenave wrote:
2007/8/22, Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
No, because TimeSignature already accepts an interface
(break-aligned-interface) that determines its horizontal position; it
wouldn't make sense for it to accept another one. The cleanest
Charlotte,
many thanks for your help.
Where exactly did you put \override ?
Marek
2007/8/22, Charlotte [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think you're having the same problem I had recently with a similar
document. I eventually figured out from another post on here that
somewhere
in gregorian-init.ly
2007/8/22, Charlotte [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think you're having the same problem I had recently with a similar
document. I eventually figured out from another post on here that
somewhere
in gregorian-init.ly is a property called 'packed-spacing' which is needed
for gregorian notation but
It's also possible in Lilypond - just add the picture as an EPS markup.
The syntax is:
\markup { \epsfile #1 #1 #filename.eps }
Also see the documentation - 8.1.6 Overview of text markup commands.
If you have your image as a bitmap, Inkscape is a good piece of free
software which allows
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