Thanks all -- Fidelio sounds great already...
-- Will
On Dec 5, 2003, at 4.52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Will Oram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
a lilypond file of mine. Searching both the archives and lilypond.org turn up nothing useful on 'instrumentEqualizer.'
Try: lilypond instrument Equalizer
this also does not turn up anything of real use... :( especially if you then go
to
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.0/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond- internals/lilypond-internals.html
and Ctrl-F for Equalizer it finds two matches:
[Under Context-Properties] instrumentEqualizer (procedure) [DOCUMENT-ME]
[Under Dynamic_performer] instrumentEqualizer (procedure) [DOCUMENT-ME]
The problem Will is experiencing is due to a typo in $LILYROOT/scm/midi.scm :
lines 40 -- 57: <<< ;; define factors of total volume of minimum and maximum volume (define-public instrument-equalizer-alist '()) (set! instrument-equalizer-alist (append '( ("flute" . (0 . 0.07)) <<=== ("oboe" . (0 . 0.7)) ("clarinet" . (0 . 0.7)) ("bassoon" . (0 . 0.6)) ("french horn" . (0.1 . 0.7)) ("trumpet" . (0.1 . 0.8)) ("timpani" . (0.2 . 0.9)) ("violin" . (0.2 . 1.0)) ("viola" . (0.1 . 0.7)) ("cello" . (0.2 . 0.8)) ("contrabass" . (0.2 . 0.8)) ) instrument-equalizer-alist))
the offending line is line 45, marked w/"<<==="...
Jan: i think this is a bug... :)
Will: if you change this entry to 0.7 it should then be ok. you could probably
(no guarantee) pass a similar construct to Voice.instrumentEqualizer to obtain
the same effect if in futute you wish to tone voices down relatively in relation
to others.
hth, regards,
simon.
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