craigbakalian wrote: > I have been working on the score, I have been using the > documentation cited below, and all is working just fine. I was > just questioning if anyone has experience in working with large > measures and looking for a good prototype of how to approach the > issue. More of a typesetting question than a lilypond question. > I must say lilypond (autonomously) is doing very well with the > big measures with a large ensemble.
Here's one trick you can try. There is a problem, however -- a
slight extra space appears where the invisible fake-barlines
(possible break-points) are. And the obvious way of correcting
that didn't work. I'll ask the other developers if there's a way
to fix that.
- Mark
\version "2.13.3"
\layout {
% line-width is set just to demonstrate the function.
line-width = #50
}
% lls = "long-long-short" -- identifiers can't have numbers.
% remove the demo markups (^"3+3+2") once it's clear.
lls = { s2.^"3+3+2" \bar "" s2. \bar "" s2 | }
lsl = { s2.^"3+2+3" \bar "" s2 \bar "" s2. | }
sll = { s2 ^"2+3+3" \bar "" s2. \bar "" s2. | }
possibleBreaks = {
\lls
\lsl
\sll
}
music = {
\time 8/4
\repeat unfold 24 c''4
}
\new Voice <<
\possibleBreaks
\music
>>
<<attachment: split-measures.png>>
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