Has anyone looked at Lilypond? I downloaded it last week and
installed it, but for some reason, the GUI won't run.
I looked at it, for about five minutes, until I found this priceless
line in the manual, under 'advanced notation':
In general, the use of new, innovative notation makes
On Nov 10, 2005, at 12:19 AM, Owain Sutton wrote:
In general, the use of new, innovative notation makes a piece harder
to understand and perform and its use should therefore be avoided. For
this reason, support for contemporary notation in LilyPond is
limited.
That's an interesting notion.
Mark D Lew wrote:
On Nov 10, 2005, at 12:19 AM, Owain Sutton wrote:
In general, the use of new, innovative notation makes a piece harder
to understand and perform and its use should therefore be avoided. For
this reason, support for contemporary notation in LilyPond is limited.
That's an
At 02:27 AM 11/10/2005, Brennon Bortz wrote:
Are there any font editors that you recommend?
On Win, there's a good little program called Font Creator, at
www.high-logic.com But you're on Mac, and I don't know what's
available there -- aside from the expensive things at www.fontlab.com.
At 02:26 AM 11/10/2005, Brennon Bortz wrote:
This approach seems to work best for me. However, I'm having trouble
applying this when I want one time signature to span two staves, and another
to span more.
Right. That's the advantage of Tall Metric, as I said. The downside
is that Tall
Gerald Berg wrote:
Hi all
I am in need of a really loud snare drum so I set up an instance for it
and cranked up the volume. Problem is my HP settings keep taking it
back down again. What in HP would I have to turn off in order to
prevent this behavior?
Check to see if you have any
Dear list,
In document-options-ties, I see no difference when end before single
accidental is checked or not?
It will be great in the case of notes with accidentals tied from one line to
the next...
Thanks for your responses.
Pierre
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Thanks David but I've got it cranked to velo 127 and it's not enough.
( I need it for a gunfire effect -- startling loud) I need to tweek
the Db level for sure.
Jerry
On 10-Nov-05, at 8:53 AM, dhbailey wrote:
Gerald Berg wrote:
Hi all
I am in need of a really loud snare drum so I set
Gerald Berg wrote:
Hi all
I am in need of a really loud snare drum so I set up an instance for
it and cranked up the volume. Problem is my HP settings keep taking
it back down again. What in HP would I have to turn off in order to
prevent this behavior?
One thing I've noticed lately (I
David W. Fenton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Why, then, does the installer create a shortcut on my desktop with
this commandline:
D:\Programs\LilyPond\usr\bin\lilypond-windows.exe -dgui
Why is there a switch there for a gui? Or is it a deceptively-named
switch that has nothing whatsoever to
A problem I've noticed on occasion is that of a forte or a fortissimo
marking putting levels past some midi threshhold or something, and resulting
in an actual reduction in volume.
Never was sure what if anything could be done about the problem, or what
exactly triggered it, and HP wasn't
Apropos this issue - Darcy suggests setting the master volume in the
mixer somewhere around 64 when using GPO sounds, and then reducing
the level of other instruments in order to adjust balances rather
than boosting the softer ones. Works for me.
Chuck
On Nov 10, 2005, at 9:52 AM, Don
This is FINMAC 2005b. So the mixer is nixed but even at that (the
score is 2 pianos and 2 perc.) I have the pianos down to pp and ppp
(moody) and that snare at 127 and it don't mean a thing. Velo 150
would about do it. I find the pianos at forte very loud.
This is definitely HP related.
Yeah, that's pretty much worked for me also
Dean
On Nov 10, 2005, at 10:02 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Apropos this issue - Darcy suggests setting the master volume in
the mixer somewhere around 64 when using GPO sounds, and then
reducing the level of other instruments in order to adjust
Simon
No, I mean I wanted a bass TAB system, 4 strings, bass, 4 lines. All
I could get was 6 strings, guitar, 6 lines, even when I loaded in the
TAB library and even if I constructed a bass TAB system, 4
strings/lines, from scratch. Very odd...
Kurt
At 00:15 10.11.2005, you wrote:
In some
On 10 Nov 2005 at 14:23, Gerald Berg wrote:
I have the pianos down to pp and ppp
(moody) and that snare at 127 and it don't mean a thing. Velo 150
would about do it.
Do you have any note or measure expressions for key velocity in the
staff with your problematic note? You can set a base
No, I mean I wanted a bass TAB system, 4 strings, bass, 4 lines. All
I could get was 6 strings, guitar, 6 lines, even when I loaded in the
TAB library and even if I constructed a bass TAB system, 4
strings/lines, from scratch. Very odd...
After setting the staff to tablature with 4 strings
STAFF STTRIBUTES
I mean ATTRIBUTES ... obviously :)
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Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 02:27 AM 11/10/2005, Brennon Bortz wrote:
Are there any font editors that you recommend?
On Win, there's a good little program called Font Creator, at
www.high-logic.com But you're on Mac, and I don't know what's available
there -- aside from the expensive things at
Thanks, Simon,
but - when I open an older document, say, Finale 98, I still get 6
string guitar and nothing other. No matter if at home or on my PC at
school, it won't work. I do a lot of band arrangement. And now I have
a bassist who can't play notes well but is all right with tabs. So I
Kurt
did On OK, Reset Staff's Attributes To Tablature Defaults work for you
on the more recent versions of Finale?
but - when I open an older document, say, Finale 98, I still get 6
string guitar and nothing other. No matter if at home or on my PC at
school, it won't work. I do a lot of band
Sorry about the OT nature of this query, but I've seen weirder problems
solved here.
I'm getting a band across the top of my laser printer copies, same place
all the time. I recently tried a toner refill, which has been great for
a couple of months so I'm not sure that's the problem. Anyway, if
Kurt Gnos wrote:
Thanks, Simon,
but - when I open an older document, say, Finale 98, I still get 6
string guitar and nothing other. No matter if at home or on my PC at
school, it won't work. I do a lot of band arrangement. And now I have a
bassist who can't play notes well but is all right
At 10:59 PM 11/10/05 +, Simon Troup wrote:
I'm getting a band across the top of my laser printer copies, same place
all the time. I recently tried a toner refill, which has been great for
a couple of months so I'm not sure that's the problem. Anyway, if anyone
can stand the 500k download
Simon Troup wrote:
Sorry about the OT nature of this query, but I've seen weirder problems
solved here.
I'm getting a band across the top of my laser printer copies, same place
all the time. I recently tried a toner refill, which has been great for
a couple of months so I'm not sure that's the
Hello!
This is heavily offtopic on this list but I couldn't stand to let
anyone here get into the pitfall which would be even more serious to
anyone using his/her PC for business.
Sony BMG and their subsidary record labels [1] have released a couple
of music CDs that contain malicious
At 2:03 AM +0100 11/11/05, Gerhard Torges, geb. Hölscher wrote:
Hello!
This is heavily offtopic on this list but I
couldn't stand to let anyone here get into the
pitfall which would be even more serious to
anyone using his/her PC for business.
Sony BMG and their subsidary record labels
This is heavily offtopic on this list but I couldn't stand to let
anyone here get into the pitfall which would be even more serious to
anyone using his/her PC for business.
Sony BMG and their subsidary record labels [1] have released a couple
of music CDs that contain malicious software
At 08:21 PM 11/10/05 -0500, John Howell wrote:
OK, esteemed computer gurus: urban legend, spam or confirmed terrorism?
Absolutely true. I hope it's a nightmare for Sony, who deserves every lawsuit
that comes their way.
Reading for the evening:
Unfortunately, all too real. This IS NOT A HOAX.
Today msnbc.com has a front-page article about it. There are also
relevant articles at eff.org and others.
FWIW: You can safeguard your Windows machine by disabling Autorun. A
number of website will show you the registry key to modify.
Mac
^On 10 Nov 2005 at 20:21, John Howell wrote:
OK, esteemed computer gurus: urban legend, spam or confirmed
terrorism?
It's unquestionably real.
And it's very dangerous.
One of the things it does is hook into low-level file I/O subroutines
to hide its own files and its own activities. This
Hi!
Am 11.11.2005 um 02:21 schrieb John Howell:
Sony BMG and their subsidary record labels [1] have released a couple
of music CDs that contain malicious software claiming to simply be a
copy protection system called XPC.
But it's worse.
Far worse.
OK, esteemed computer gurus: urban
Am 11.11.2005 um 02:36 schrieb Robert Patterson:
Today msnbc.com has a front-page article about it.
See here:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9991596/
Viruses exploit Sony CD anti-piracy scheme
Hackers use copy-protection software to hide in PCs
SAN JOSE, Calif. - A controversial
On 11/10/05, Robert Patterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mac users (as with a previous CD/CP scheme) are immune.
Not completely true:
http://digg.com/apple/Sony_Music_CDs_infect_Macs,_too_
It's not as invasive or as automatic, but there is DRM software on
Sony CDs for Macs as well.
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Brad
On Nov 10, 2005, at 8:26 PM, Raymond Horton wrote:
Once the true nature of the Sony BMG software tactic became public,
the company wasted no time in attempting to defuse the issue. Within
48 hours, it released a patch that makes its software visible again;
you can download it from
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