sltly OT: how was sheet music printed before computers? :)

that's a curiosity... Felipe ___ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user

chordnames disposition

Hello all, thanks for the answers and here is one more doubt. I wrote a piece with chordnames above, but the the inverted chords get much near the next one. So I tried to change the font with \property ChordNames.ChordName #font-relative-size = #-5 or stg. but it seems only the modifiers were

Re: How do I conver to midi

Hello Ohannes, you must add \midi {} inside \score {} just after the \paper {} command. If you omit \midi lilypond does no generate MIDI output. You can convert .midi to .ly (the reverse) using midi2ly. []s Felipe On Mon, 1 Jul 2002, Ohannes Murat Berin wrote: I finally got lilypond

string substitution, transpose, auto-time

? e.g. soprano = \notes { g2 g8 g8 f8 f8 | ... } alto = \notes { ees ees ees c c | ... } tia! -- Felipe Massia Pereira http://www.ic.unicamp.br/~ra000493 CS MSc Student @ IC-UNICAMP ___ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org

Re: splitting .ly files into chunks

The advantage is that you dont need to modify the files, but only the command line. You could also write a mekefile to generate it automatically. But you are right: it's preciousism of my. []s -- Felipe Massia Pereira http://www.ic.unicamp.br/~ra000493 CS MSc Student @ IC-UNICAMP On Fri, 14

Justified staffs

and the notes distributed over them) 3) I'm writing unmetered music and I want not the time signature to appear, how do I do it? (I have already written \cadenzaOn and set the property Score.timing = ##f but the 'c' still appears at the start of the score) TIA! -- Felipe Massia Pereira http