Samuel-
This is the problem with your potentially great addition, Cygwin
version(s) of lilypond didn't work for me at all- I never could get it to
go while the current (is 2.8x non or not I don't really know)stable
version works great as did the non-cygwin stable version 2.6x.
I'm kinda
Hello,
I want to combine two voices with \partcombine using the modern-voice
accidental-style. Unfortunately, I cannot get it to work, the accidental set
behaviour seems to be default, no matter what I try.
Is it impossible to use \partcombine together with #(set-accidental-style
Since \partcombine creates new Voice contexts, I guess that you have to do
the setting in the Staff context:
#(set-accidental-style 'modern-voice 'Staff)
/Mats
Michael Kiermaier wrote:
Hello,
I want to combine two voices with \partcombine using the modern-voice
accidental-style.
Greetings -
Is there any simple way to indicate approximate with the M.M. (Maelzel
or metronome Mark)? For example, using a tilde (~) instead of an equal
sign (=), or inserting c. (circa) before the per-minute number?
Thanks for your help, and for all your work on LilyPond. I'm starting to
get
You could always typeset the metronome mark manually using
text markup (see the sections on Text Markup and Overview of Markup
Commands in the manual).
Since the function that draws the default layout is implemented in the
Scheme programming language, it's actually also fairly simple to
modify
Hi Mats,
thanks for your answer.
I still cannot get it to work, here is an example of what I tried:
partA = {fis' a'}
partB = {d' fis'}
\score {
\new Staff
#(set-accidental-style 'modern-voice 'Staff)
\partcombine \partA \partB
}
I want to see the sharp-symbol at
Thanks, Mats. I'll give it a try.
I confess that I still don't clearly understand the differences or
ramifications of use between mark, markup and text markup. Or to
what RehearsalMark refers. I would have expected RehearsalMark to
refer to a letter or number, but not something like D.S. al Fine.
Or try jEdit with LilypondTool (http://lilypondtool.organum.hu) and look
at http://lily4jedit.sourceforge.net/ch04.html#id342625
Bert
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On Thu, Sep 28, 2006 at 08:29:46AM -0400, Palmer, Ralph wrote:
Greetings -
Is there any simple way to indicate approximate with the M.M. (Maelzel
or metronome Mark)? For example, using a tilde (~) instead of an equal
sign (=), or inserting c. (circa) before the per-minute number?
I use
Currently there exists these 4 properties in the \paper block in order of
occurance:
oddHeaderMarkup
oddFooterMarkup
evenHeaderMarkup
evenFooterMarkup
How hard/costly would it be to add 4 more properties? called:
firstHeaderMarkup
firstFooterMarkup
lastHeaderMarkup
lastFooterMarkup
So in
Hmm. realized I'd forgotten to CC the list.
How hard/costly would it be to add 4 more properties? called:
firstHeaderMarkup
firstFooterMarkup
lastHeaderMarkup
lastFooterMarkup
%%% BEGIN LILYPOND CODE %%%
\version 2.9.16
% NOTE: first-page and last-page are defined in ly/titling-init.ly
Hi Jay,
I already answered to your personal mail address and forgot to send it
also to the list. Additionally I have corrected some instructions
(single quotes instead of double quotes in the path to lilypond), please
ignore the first mail I sent to you directly.
Jay Hamilton wrote:
Wow! thank you, this is just what I wanted. I'll have to look into this
on-the-fly feature further, it looks handy. But I can easily accomplish
my goal now. I assume it will work for the footer properties too. This
solution is even better than my suggestion because it will accomodate first
% In a Calypso I use beams which connect notes of different duration and
also with a rest between them to visualise quarters.
In a normal context (measure 1) the rest avoids the collision with the beam.
In a polyphonic context with \voiceTwo, rests are moved down a few spaces
(measure 2)
Hi,
Could you add Mats' example to the Linux Snippet Repository? That way
it will be easier for other people to find this neat trick.
http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it/
Cheers,
- Graham
Monk Panteleimon wrote:
Dear Mats,
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Your solution is perfect! In fact it looks
George wrote:
I would like to generate some smaller musical excerpts using lilypond. Currently
I can do this by calling lilypond-book and picking the .eps files out of the
directory, but I would like to find a way to generate them exactly. I'm
wondering how lilypond-book does it. Does anyone
On Thursday 28 September 2006 18:18, Graham Percival wrote:
Hi,
Could you add Mats' example to the Linux Snippet Repository? That way
it will be easier for other people to find this neat trick.
Done! And a neat trick it is indeed. Thanks again to all involved.
Fr. P
Daniel,
Your solution worked great except for the case where the first page is also
the last page (1 page scores), so I added another condition: (on 1 page
scores the footers were overprinting twice for both first and last on same
page). I'm reposting this here because it's such a useful
Hi,
I need to get an 8 followed by a line above a few notes to show
they should be played one octave up from what is noted. How should I do
that?
Thanks,
Maurício
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Hi Simon,
Please include complete examples in bugs. Your include line
\include svenska.ly http://svenska.ly
and use of notes like
dess8
make it impossible for me to test this.
That said, there was a bug that was recently fixed that disallowed music
functions with more than three variables.
See the section on Ottava Brackets in the manual.
/Mats
Maurício wrote:
Hi,
I need to get an 8 followed by a line above a few notes to show
they should be played one octave up from what is noted. How should I
do that?
Thanks,
Maurício
Monk Panteleimon wrote:
On Thursday 28 September 2006 18:18, Graham Percival wrote:
Hi,
Could you add Mats' example to the Linux Snippet Repository? That way
it will be easier for other people to find this neat trick.
Done! And a neat trick it is indeed. Thanks again to all
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