Hi David. For the group record, I accidentally replied only to David. All the \consists in this project were already commented out. I can remove them completely. Being new to Lilypond, would that have any effect?
Here's how I've got things working temporarily. I removed a "\tag #'formidi" from the cello part. This seems to have done fixed it. I was using #'written and #'formidi so I could notate <a d\harmonic> artificial harmonics and have correct a'' playback. I'll have to spend a little more time with the #'formidi code to see if something I did broke it in a way it couldn't report a human readable error. Sam On Fri, Jun 21, 2019 at 4:58 AM David Kastrup <[email protected]> wrote: > Samuel Burt <[email protected]> writes: > > > Here's an update. When using Frescobaldi, I can check a box for "Display > > Control Points". I'm guessing this is a Lilypond command line flag. When > I > > turn it on, it compiles my music with no error. Does that help anyone in > > figuring out what my problem is? > > Garbage collection errors can appear or disappear with random additions > or deletions. The last report was connected with the use of > Melody_engraver but you don't use it here and it is not related to Midi > anyway. Is this possibly related to using _any_ custom engraver? This > error has been reported only fairly recently, and we had some > restructures in the corresponding code. > > If you remove all \consists declarations (unfortunately also likely > changing the output significantly), does this help? > > -- > David Kastrup >
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