If you search through the Lilypond Index, i.e. the index of the manual
for blank and quarter, respectively, you will find answers to your
questions.
/Mats
bbarros wrote:
Hi,
How to print a blank sheet of music in a given
layout? Could someone give me an example?
Also, how to write quarter
See the section on Text Scripts in the manual.
/Mats
Chane wrote:
Hello,
I am just learning how to use you program and love it! I'm just learning and
can't figure out how to enter things like: rit. or accel., or espr. under the
staff and things like maestoso, moderato, and the like, above
What you have done in your example below is actually to typeset a number
of separate scores after each other. Many things are optional in the
LilyPond
syntax, which is convenient since it saves typing but also can cause
confusion
if you are not familiar to the program.
When you say something
Michael Kiermaier wrote:
Thanks for the hint, Mats.
ppsempre = #(make-dynamic-script (markup pp #:normal-text #:italic
sempre ) )
works. Only the vertical alignment is not perfect...
In what sense? I just tried it and at least to me it looks as if the
pp and the sempre
are aligned
Try something like
\once \override Hairpin #'bound-padding = #0.2
The default value is 1.
/Mats
Michael Kiermaier wrote:
Hi Kieren,
thanks, that works!
I realized that there quite some space between the dynamic marks and the
hairpin. In extreme situations like the one I had (c4\f\ c4\p),
Hi Arvid,
thanks a lot! This is exactly what I was looking for!
Cheers,
Markus
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I'm using 2.9.16 for Mac OSX.I'm trying to invoke Lilypond from the command line because I need to create SVG output.I type:lilypond.app/contents/MacOS/LilyPond -f svg lpfiles/treble.lyand Lilypond does... precisely nothing! The Terminal window I am using just hangs.I'm not a programmer, or
I recommend that you first verify that you can run LilyPond normally
from the command line, i.e. that
lilypond.app/contents/MacOS/LilyPond lpfiles/treble.ly
(or some version of that, I don't use MacOS myself) works correctly. Ones
you have managed to do that, it's just to add the extra options
I tried that and it doesn't. Does anyone know if the executable I'm calling is actually the right one? I found it inside the LilyPond.app package, and assumed it was what I needed, but maybe I'm wrong.- Original Message From: Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Vivian Barty-Taylor [EMAIL
I just downloaded and installed OOoLilyPond. I followed the
instructions on the sourceforge.net page for installation/set-up. There
were two or three differences in the sub-menus, but I think I got it
figured out. When I try to use it, though, it doesnothing. I
tried Testing the Script.
When I write c_\ppsempre for example, the parts pp and sempre are aligned
at their top line. Since the letters of sempre are smaller than the pp
letters, the base line of the both parts is not on the same vertical
position.
~michael
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 08:50, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I want to have a crescendo mark which starts within a monophonic part an ends
within a polyphonic part. Like this (non working) example:
c\cr {d\!} \\ {f}
The c should be connected to the subseeding d by a crescendo.
I know that I could put the first note into the polyphonic part (like this:
You may play around with \transparent, \combine and \fontsize get your
alignment right.
untested:
ppsempre =
#(make-dynamic-script (markup #:combine #:transparent f pp #:combine
#:transparent f #:normal-text #:italic sempre ) )
Cheers,
Markus
Michael Kiermaier [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im
Hi Michael,
you could do your dynamics in a sperate voice altogether:
voiceI= { c {d} \\ {f} }
voiceIdyn = { s\cr s\!}
\score {
\new Staff
\context Voice = A \voiceI
\context Voice = A \voiceIdyn
}
Cheers,
Markus
Michael Kiermaier [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag
Hi, Michael:
I want to have a crescendo mark which starts within a monophonic
part an ends
within a polyphonic part. Like this (non working) example:
c\cr {d\!} \\ {f}
The c should be connected to the subseeding d by a crescendo.
Short answer:
c\ { d\! } \new Voice { f }
Long answer:
Hi David,
David Bobroff wrote:
I just downloaded and installed OOoLilyPond. I followed the
instructions on the sourceforge.net page for installation/set-up. There
were two or three differences in the sub-menus, but I think I got it
figured out. When I try to use it, though, it
\version 2.8.4
Mac 10.39
I am trying without success to move the sustain pedal marking
horizontally. Shouldn't this be doing it?
\once\override SustainPedal #'extra-offset = #'(-3.0 . 0.0)
or
\once\override Staff.SustainPedal #'extra-offset = #'(-3.0 . 0.0)
I see reference to this working:
Hi Kieren,
this doesn't work for me. I get the same error message as before.
I use Lilypond 2.8.6 (latest stable).
~michael
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 22:08, you wrote:
Hi, Michael:
I want to have a crescendo mark which starts within a monophonic
part an ends
within a polyphonic part.
Hi, Michael:
Does the attached do what you want?
Cheers,
Kieren.
\version 2.8.6
theMusic = \relative
{
c\ { \voiceTwo d\!} \new Voice { \voiceOne f }
}
\score
{
\theMusic
}
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Thanks for your reply, Markus.
I'm aware of the solution you suggested. But really I feel that the notes and
the dynamics should be together. So I would like to know if that is possible.
~michael
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 21:47, Markus Schneider wrote:
Hi Michael,
you could do your
Hello,
it's me again.
I ran into this problem:
\relative c' { {c c c c} \\ {R1} }
In the output there is a collision between the rest of the second voice and
the notes of the first voice.
The right solution would be to put the rest on a ledger line and to lower it
until no collision
Hi, Michael:
HTH,
Kieren.
\version 2.8.6
moveRestUp = \once \override MultiMeasureRest #'Y-offset = #4
moveRestDown = \once \override MultiMeasureRest #'Y-offset = #-5
theMusic = \relative
{
{c4 c c c} \\ { \moveRestUp R1 } \break
{c4 c c c} \\ { \moveRestDown R1 } \break
Michael Kiermaier wrote:
{c'( d'^\flageolet)}
gives the warning:
Ignoring grob for slur. avoid-slur not set?
Michael: you can't get rid of this warning right now. Maybe in a future
version.
Devel: could we set avoid-slur to something by default? If there isn't
a specific value in
Thanks, this has (finally) been added as
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=102
- Graham
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi, Erik:
FYI, this is probably not a minimal example.
Usually you can shrink problematic examples down to 5 lines of code
Okay,
\version 2.8.4
\layout {
Laura Conrad wrote:
This question refers to version 2.8.3 running on Ubuntu Linux 6.06.
I think it was posted during one of our mailing list vacations, and
may have never made it out to the list.
I think it's the same issue as
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=103
- Graham
Hi Graham,
I don't think these are bugs as such. It's got to do aligning the extender
line. If you place a spacer (s8 etc) between the figures the figures are
printed the right way.
as in the example below taken from Issue 103: if you reduce the length of
the figure to 8 and put a 's'
I'm writing an orchestral score out, and I have a large piece.ly file in
which all the individual instrument parts music is written out. Every
instrument's part starts with something like varInstrumentNotes = \relative
c'' { . Every part is entered with \relative c, then there are template
files
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