By chance, I had this bug too.
It seems to be raised by the \laisserVibrer tie. Since, when I remove
it, the error disappear.
But this is a random bug and as soon as I try to insulate it... it vanishes
well to summary, I have a
\time 4/4
a4 a a a \laisserVibrer
\time 2/4
R2
etc.
and a
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On 1/23/07, Kieren MacMillan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Yota:
Does anybody know a trick to un-bold the subito in the first
solution
I use:
pocoF = #(make-dynamic-script (markup #:line(#:normal-text #:italic
poco #:hspace -0.3 #:dynamic f )))
Hope this helps!
seems to be exaclty what I was looking for, thank you ^^
(sorry for the mess on the mailing list... I'm not well awake this morning,
and I'm fighting like the devil with gmail Ø_o)
On 1/23/07, Kieren MacMillan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Yota:
Does anybody know a trick to un-bold the
Your \score{...} block contains a \midi but no \layout, so LilyPond
will only
produce a MIDI file, no PDF file for your example. Are you sure that you
didn't look at an old version of the PDF? When I add a \layout{} block, I
certainly get a metronome mark in the PDF.
Regards
/Mats
Ole
However, in the output the two notes seem to overlap (not only the
vertical bars around them but also the noteheads). This also happens
with normal whole notes but not with half notes or shorter durations.
Is this intended or is it a bug?
I think it is a many-years-old bug.
Bert
Why is layout block needed in the score block if there is also a midi
block? If you remove the midi block, you get the PDF. It is very
inconsistent behaviour. There was a discussion years ago about this, I
don't remember its end.
Bert
Mats Bengtsson írta:
Your \score{...} block contains a
One good reason is if you want different versions of the score in the
PDF and
in the MIDI, for example if you want to expand all repeats in the MIDI or
if you want to workaround the limitation that the maximum number of
MIDI tracks (corresponding to Staff contexts in LilyPond) is limited.
Then,
I feel it very counter-intuitive.
You create a simple score - get a PDF. Add a simple MIDI block - you
lose the PDF. Why?
Let's suppose the new user wants a way to create a MIDI. He looks at the
doc, and sees: To create a MIDI from a music piece of music, add a
|\midi| block to a score... He
Is there a way to specify the ouput filename for a midi file within a midi
block?
I want to produce learning midis for a quartet from a single lilypond file
(I could write different files in which I include the music, but it takes a lot
of time)
I found an answer to a similar question in the
As far as I know, there is no such feature. If you have several
\score{...} blocks
in the same .ly file, it will result in several MIDI files, named as you
describe
below.
/Mats
Hauke Rohmeyer wrote:
Is there a way to specify the ouput filename for a midi file within a
midi block?
I want
No, it is not. Is there another possibility than just encode the whole
thing as UTF-8?
Yours,
David Gippner
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It's nothing difficult, just a matter of telling your text editor to
save the file
using UTF-8 encoding. If you cannot figure it out yourself, just send a
question
to the mailing list, telling what text editor you are using.
/Mats
David Gippner wrote:
No, it is not. Is there another
When using any convert option of WinEdt with UTF-8, the File cannot be
compiled and is corrupted.
Yours,
David
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From the WinEdt help:
WinEdt is an ASCII and not a UNICODE application.
That's your problem. (My problem too, I've been using Winedt for LaTeX
for over 5 years now.) Try jEdit with the Lily plugin, it is clearly
better than Winedt. (Maybe also for TeX?)
Hope this helps,
Imre
then you should go shopping for a better editor IMO
/S
On 1/24/07, David Gippner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When using any convert option of WinEdt with UTF-8, the File cannot be
compiled and is corrupted.
Yours,
David
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I have very good experience with Jedit. It runs on any platform.
Together with the excellent Lilypond Tool for Jedit from Bertalan Fodor you
get very nice features like syntax checking etc.
And it can save the file UTF-8 encoded.
All about the editor and the newest version of the plug-in is
Now a good version of LilyPondTool is released in the Plugin Manager of
jEdit, so you can safely install from there.
So just download jEdit 4.3pre9 (http://www.jedit.org - get the latest
development version), go to Plugin Manager Install LilyPondTool.
Check the Plugin options after install
Han-Wen,
thank you for your very fast and helpful answers!
A few more comments/questions/suggestions.
\once \override NoteHead #'style = #'harmonic
\once \override NoteHead #'glyph-name = #'2harmonic
if you set glyph-name, style is no longer necessary.
That's what I thought
At PortableApps.com http://portableapps.com/, the developer(s) are modifying
free software applications for the Windows platform so that anyone can keep the
software in e.g. a usb pen drive and carry it around anywhere they want to.
That way, one can use the same software at home, at work, at an
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