Peter Olin writes:
> Thanks all for help. It's starting to look quite nice.
Please don't ever append a mail you are referring to at the bottom when
in a mailing list. Quote only the relevant parts of the mail (using a
citation mark like I do here) and reply to each point immediately
below. Nev
Hi Peter,
> Note: With the hidden note(s) the bar-marks came out of synch with the
> visible notes, so I had to resort to using \cadenceOn in combination with
> \bar.
I'm 99% sure this isn't necessary.
Don't forget that you can adjust the effective length of a note (even a hidden
one) by using
Mats Bengtsson writes:
Christ van Willegen gmail.com> writes:
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 03:26, David Rogers gmail.com>
wrote:
> This will alert the singer, at the time they need to know,
> "this is only half of the word". In your proposal, if another
> voice (or the accompaniment) has a l
Christ van Willegen gmail.com> writes:
>
> On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 03:26, David Rogers gmail.com>
wrote:
> > This will alert the singer, at the time they need to know, "this is only
> > half of the word". In your proposal, if another voice (or the accompaniment)
> > has a lot of notes, the das
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 03:26, David Rogers wrote:
> This will alert the singer, at the time they need to know, "this is only
> half of the word". In your proposal, if another voice (or the accompaniment)
> has a lot of notes, the dash could end up "in the middle of nowhere", even
> potentially on
Kieren MacMillan writes:
Hi Peter,
So, I want to keep the en-dashes in the typeset lyrics, but I
do not
want them to be matched to any notes, but rather have them
occupy the space between the words, and under the space between
the notes.
Then you should probably use hidden notes, and att
Hi Peter,
> So, I want to keep the en-dashes in the typeset lyrics, but I do not want
> them to be matched to any notes, but rather have them occupy the space
> between the words, and under the space between the notes.
Then you should probably use hidden notes, and attach the en-dash as a "lyri
Thanks for your patience.
No not at all. I'm not at all trying to replace the inter-syllable hyphen
with emdash.
My lyrics comes from this verse:
Må det väckta sinnet – värdefullt, sublimt –
> vakna hos dem där det ännu ej har väckts
> aldrig falna där det redan vaknat har
> utan ständigt växa i
Hi Peter,
Are you simply trying to replace Lilypond's inter-syllable hyphen with an
emdash? If so, just override it directly:
\version "2.15.14"
\paper { ragged-right = ##f }
MD = {
\once \override LyricHyphen #'stencil = #ly:text-interface::print
\once \override LyricHyphen #'text = "—"
\
I also notice that with the enclosing of the actual syllable and the en-dash
within double quotes, the alignment of the syllable with the note is
distorted.
On Sun, Oct 16, 2011 at 21:12, Peter Olin wrote:
> Thanks Kieren!
>
> That's close to what I want. Yes.
>
> However I'd like to see the en
Hi Peter,
Does this give you what you want?
\addlyrics { Må det väck -- ta sin -- "net—" vär -- de -- fullt sub -- "limt—"
}
Hope this helps,
Kieren.
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Hi Jan-Peter!
Thanks for the tip.
Using an UTF dash indeed makes it show up in the lyrics - and so far that's
good.
But then the trouble is that I don't want it to "consume" a note. It seems
to be counted as a syllable.
I've been looking at the LyricHyphen and tried to experiment with overridin
Hello Peter,
to include the mdash sign in lilypond, it should appear as such in the (UTF8)
encoded source. The double dash in lilypond evokes a hyphenation event to draw
thin and short Lines between two syllables. If the emdash is not a syllable on
its own, you might want to override hyphen pro
Hi all!
After a 20+ years hiatus from LaTeX use, I've again found reasons to wet my
toes again.
I'm trying to typeset some verse with LilyPond - where the verse text
includes hyphens (endashes, or possibly emdashes), but it's not as
straightforward as I had hoped using LilyPond. Maybe someone can
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