Nick Payne wrote:
How can I increase the length of the arpeggio bracket on seconds and
thirds, which at their default lengths are ridiculously short.
You can lengthen an arpeggio using the workaround given in
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=794&q=arrow
which i
Nick Payne wrote:
I have no idea why a different override is required just for that one
Oh dear!. More queer things going on.
The picture may give you an idea why (to a certain extent).
I have the impression you missed my suggestion in the last thread.
http://
Wow, this is incredibly cool.
Thanks!
Bert
Patrick McCarty wrote:
Hi LilyPond users,
Now that 2.13.5 is out, I'm happy to announce that LilyPond has brand
new SVG output. Almost every aspect of the output has been modified,
with special care to make sure the SVG is compatible with the SVG 1.1
Hi there,
I have the following drum excersises written out for my daughter. It prints
beautifully (except that I am not able to set the vertical spacing to my
linking, but that's not that big of a problem). I just wonder why the
midi-file (which is generated) only is 149 bytes long and contains
This example has two identical bars, except that in the 2nd bar I've
used a hack suggested by Keiren MacMillan to stop the arpeggios crowding
up against the preceding notes. For some reason this doesn't have any
effect on the final arpeggio. However, I've found that if I change the
override for
How can I increase the length of the arpeggio bracket on seconds and
thirds, which at their default lengths are ridiculously short. See
attached example. I'd like to make the length of the arpeggio on seconds
and thirds the same length as that on the fourth. I tried various
overrides such as \o
