There's a simpler -and better- way to do this.
Just have 2 score blocks, one with paper output and the other with
only midi output. Don't include the chord track in the score with midi
output. And that's all.
\score {
<<
\chords
\melody
>>
\paper {
\translator { \Remove
As far as I know, the midi-tag has to be inside of the score-tag:
...
\score {
...
\midi { ... }
...
}
...
Regards Jan Kohnert
Am Freitag, 7. November 2003 00:25 schrieb Kevin C. Baird:
> Hi. I'm a PhD student in composition at the University at Buffalo in
> Buffalo, NY, USA. I'm
Hi. I'm a PhD student in composition at the University at Buffalo in
Buffalo, NY, USA. I'm generating lilypond files from a Python script.
Attached is an example.
I've checked the documentation and example files for what I need for
MIDI output, but my attachment and other files like it can't produ
Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> LilyPond is probably fairly different from most other programs you
> have experienced before and it's definitely one where you have to
> read at least the tutorial before you can do anything useful at all.
Agreed. Is learning Scheme a subtle requireme
Wed, 05 Nov 2003 22:10:55 +0100, Wim a dit :
> Jan
> Thanks, that clarifies some things, but lilypond is still producing
> images of a whole page, whit lot's of white space round the actual
> score.
> Regards
> Wim
In order to obtain images without surrounding white spaces, I still
use a
