I have found a way to make both staffs become compatible. (all tritones go
down)
It is a fairly big workaround, but works!
I kind of followed my previous idea.
So, maybe, if I export the chromatically written music to MIDI, open it
with encore or finale, adjust the key signature, then
Well, it is not a big problem anymore, i actually found a way to get both
chromatic and traditional notations in the same file with the dodecapitch.
It would just make thing easier.
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its like starting a new file in the same page.. So when I click engrave,
it displays both. This
This makes it easier to input and read, and then when using your music on
a traditional staff, you can just set these variables to an empty music
expression, and they will have no effect on the music.
extendStaffUp = {}
That way you only have to make the change in one place instead of
Well.. i may still think in a way to get that compatibility.
But for now, i think i will use the chromatic names with dodecapitch thing,
and keep the tritones to be manually corrected whenever I need the
traditional staff. Hopefully never hahah!
I think it is easier than keep in mind all the
I think i have all i need now, it will just take some time to digest.
About the \include, can i just add my chromatic.ly language files and other
templates to this directory, instead of having a copy with every musical
file I make?
/Files which are to be included in many scores may be placed in
steps) 2)
pitchnames)
#(ly:parser-set-note-names parser dodecaPitchNames)
/
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The addition to define-note-names.scm
/;; Language: Chromatic ---;
;; Erico Miranda Schmitt ericoschm
(Rookie scheme tip: a single quote (') is not the same as a backtick (`).
This tripped me up!)
did i use the wrong one somewhere???
ok, now... For my taste, the way i did for solving the Chromatic/traditional
notation compatibility is satisfying. Extra note names could be added so you
can
