Silvio a Beccara wrote:
>Instead, Lilypond puts
>natural signs on every note which is not explicitely written with an
>accidental, which is quite disappointing, since it does know where
>accidentals should NOT be put!
>So I think there ought to be a way to change this unlogical, and
>unmusical, behaviour of lilypond. I'm sure there are experts out there
>who know this (after all simple) solution.
Others have made similar comments about Lilypond's behavior regarding keys
and accidentals. At first I found it a bit odd but quickly grew accustomed
to it. It *does* make a certain kind of sense. You want Bb? You write a
Bb ("bes" by default, I believe it can understand other names). This is
the way Lily works. I think it is also why Lily can easily transpose to
other keys. I was recently working on a set of scale patterns. I only had
to write it once and then copy/paste the pattern and add a transposition.
This was a HUGE time saver.
Cheers,
David Bobroff
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