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Stefan,
featherDurations changes the tempo of the notes. Thus the notes at the start
of the bar have a longer duration than those at the end, and I presume LilyPond
is having a problem applying this to the longer rests. This may not give the
appearance
I'd like to avoid to do:
\score {
% set the size of the first bar number larger
\override Score.BarNumber #'font-size = #-2
c d e f | % 1st measure
% 5th other measures on the same staff
\override Score.BarNumber #'font-size = #-4
g a b c | c d e f | g a b c | c d e f | g a b c |
%
I apologize if this question has been asked before.
I want to write a full score for big band and somehow overcome the 15 staff
limit for midi playback. If I could merge the alto and tenor staves from 4 to
1, and do the same for trumpets and bones, I would have few enough staves for
midi
On 30 September 2010 14:06, Phil Holmes m...@philholmes.net wrote:
Do you want to have single command to ensure that it's centred on a bar
line, or just a way of shifting a specific one so it appears to be aligned
like that?
The single command to ensure that it's centred on a bar line does
thanks Phil: I am trying to build a set of re-useable metric modulations - and
I'm favoring the Carter-style in which the '=' is centered on the barline. I
have a music function which creates the appropriate \tempo \markup (and midi
tempo changes thanks to Neil Puttock) from 2 durations, and
Hey Lilyponders,
Below I have two solutions to the same problem: one seems like it should
work but doesn't, whereas the other is kludgy and makes lily irate with
warnings but works. Any suggestions for a happy medium?
\version 2.13.35
% seems like it should work but doesn't
\score {
\new
Well I am not sure I am any closer with this solution because the
wrong type of bar is being printed?
\version 2.13.34
#(define (always-single-printEnd grob) (set! (ly:grob-property grob
'glyph-name) |.)
(ly:bar-line::print grob))
endBar = { \once \override Staff.BarLine #'stencil =
Sam Domonkos wrote Wednesday, September 29, 2010 6:17 PM
I am definitely closer thanks to your visibility reference. The
remaining problem seems to come when a \bar |. is followed by a
\bar |. even if they are separated by a \break. To confirm this
I tried
\bar .| \bar |. \bar .| \bar
\version 2.13.34
I've got three percussion voices sharing a staff. When I made the
bottom two voices be \voiceTwo and \voiceFour, I got downward stems,
but each note had its own stem. Then I tried making them both be
\voiceTwo. That gave me the printed output that I wanted: when notes
Hello,
Thanks for releasing 2.13.35, the spacing problem in 2.13.34 has been solved,
and I'm 99% satisfied with it, except that the overture still compiles out 4
pages more than 2.13.24. However, I'll jump to this version before 2.14's out.
Regards
Haipeng
Mike,
My plan A was to specify the beam positions. However, the beam insists on
staying horizontal regardless of the position override (probably for the same
reason that it didn't work to simply giving the rest a pitch).
Plan B would be to use hidden notes. If we put them a bit earlier
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