On Wed, 2004-05-19 at 13:32, LEGRAND Jean-Marc wrote:
> Hi everybody !
> Bonjour tout le monde !
>
> Very glad to reach this mailing list : I've beginning with Lilypond2.0 since 3
> months, and
> discovered some tricks on my own, but I still very depend on what you know about it
> ! So, a few
> questions :
>
> 1. I'd like to edit some of my music in lanscape layout : what should I do ?
Insert orientation = landscape in your \paper block like this:
\paper {
orientation = landscape
}
> 2. I'd like to use ancient musical object in baroque music (I'm "lilyponding" Marin
> MARAIS pieces
> for the viol), that don't appear in Lilypond libraries. How can I create my own
> libraries ? (just
> like in FIANLE, where you can get such issue) ?
I don't know a lot about this (I don't use it) but I think it's possible
to do it (I will refer to the doc)
> 3. I'm looking around to produce cheap musical edition, especially in baroque music,
> which is very
> expensive. I'm thinking about a Handbook like edition. Am I allowed to use Lilypond
> for commercial
> purposes ?
The GPL licence prohibits to redistribute a part of the *lilypond code*
under another licence. But what you wrote by your own belongs to you.
>
> And now, a trick :
>
> I couldn't manage to include properly grace notes without messing up the general
> page layout (pb
> with length of measures). To avoid this, I indicate
> \property Score.timing = ##f in the \note block and put the bars where I want,
> regardless the real
> length of my measures. It's very usefull with ancient music, where the global beat
> was not always
> respected. I've not tested yet, but I think that doesn't match the MIDI behavior at
> all !
Have to try it
>
> Au revoir !
>
Bye, see you
>
Olivier Cloirec
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