Hi all,
sorry if this has been addressed already, it's hard for me to find any
reference in the archive.
! = print the accidental manually
? = print a cautionary accidental
what about _don't_ print an accidental? like i write "cis" but don't
want it to print the accidental?
here's the situation...
I'm notating a piece with a 32/4 time signature so Lilypond sees that
as 32 beats to a bar. but, i have subdivisions in the piece, every 4
beats i'll have ":" to help clean stuff up, make it readable. i use
this:
\repeat unfold 4 { s1 \bar ":" s1 \bar ":" s1 \bar ":" s1 \bar "|"
\break s1 \bar ":" s1 \bar ":" s1 \bar ":" s1 \bar "||" \break }
ok so now my problem is that if I have a "cis" in one " : bar : " then
in the next bar a "c", it prints a natural sign to cancel out the
sharp, but I don't need that sign there, Lilypond is respecting the
time signature. what's the best way to handle this?
I hope this all makes sense, I can't find anything in the manual that
can help me.
thanks!
Adam Good
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