Dom 20/06/10 14:47 , ha inviato:
> Hi all,
>
> I've got te same problem. So I've used (d/do/c) and all is fine now.
>
> If the space between notes is bad, play with ! and / until you get
> the right spaces.
>
> UdP,
> Boris Maire
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>
> Message du : 20/06/2010
> De : "Elie Roux "
> A : "[email protected]"
> Copie à : [email protected]
> Sujet : Re: [Gregorio-users] strange behaviour
> [email protected] a écrit :
> > Hi all,
> > I've just installed gregorio and I'm practicing.
> > I have a question. I was trying to reproduce a neuma made of three
> notes: two equal ones and the third one tone below. The middle one
> should be an oriscus. I thought I should write (ddoc), but the result
> is a sequence like "note+virga+note" with no oriscus. Even by relaxing
> the request of the oriscus the result is the same. What am I doing
> wrong?
> > I hope to have succedeed in explaining myself... Thanks.
> >
> Hello,
>
> Do you want something like (ddo!c) ? I don't have a very long access
> to
> the Internet, but I'll take a closer look later.
>
> Thank you,
> --
> Elie
>
Ok, it's working like that. Thank you for the support, it was really a newby
question... :)
I may take the occasion for pointing out two little mistakes I have found in
gregorio's web site, hoping that it can be useful:
1) the downloadable file "laudesscore.gabc" in laudes.zip gives a problem if
compiled: this is because there is written (xgg.) instead of (gxg.)
2) the tutorial proposes to wirte a Kyrie, but one gets a "sintax error" if one
tries to compile the file as in step 1 of the example. The reason is that one
has to put () after each syllabe. The tutorial should mention that.
I find gregorio very very nice, the quality is unbeatable.
Thanks for your job
Lorenzo Vichi
>
>
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