Am 01.09.2008 um 01:07 schrieb Jonathan Kulp:
It was with the extra offset part. I was putting the #' in the
wrong place (inside the parentheses instead of out). If I had dug
deeper I probably could have figured it out but I just googled a
solution instead. I don't think it's a problem
and helpful. Thanks.
Trevor
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Ha! I
James E. Bailey wrote:
That is very well covered in LM 5, so I can understand why it wouldn't
be duplicated.
That was my concern about the policy in the LM to never cover anything
that was previously covered...it means that you (the reader) have to
have integrated the content of previous
Patrick, you wrote Monday, September 01, 2008 7:53 PM
Just my two cents and I know I'll have no influence and know that the
great documentation project is winding down, but just wanted to say it
because it's been a frustration of mine. I wish I'd gotten involved
sooner instead of coming in
Jonathan Kulp wrote:
I did the documentation on guitar stuff so I'm familiar with this issue.
Jonathan - thanks for the extended examples. Very helpful.
However,
Here's a sticky wicket I cannot get past:
\relative c'{
{ s2 r4
Tom,
I'll try to fiddle with this tonight. Hurricane Gustav is headed
straight toward my home in Lafayette, Louisiana, so we've evacuated to
my parents' house in Tennessee until the storm goes through. I'll
probably have some Lilypond time later today though. Glad the docs and
the
Hi Tom,
Ok I've been fiddling with this for a while and I don't suppose I'm any
farther along than you were. One of the problems is something that I
noticed when I was engraving one of my own pieces a few days ago. While
it's possible to position fingerings very precisely using extra-offset,
First, I know nothing about this, but,
Am 31.08.2008 um 19:23 schrieb Jonathan Kulp:
Hi Tom,
While it's possible to position fingerings very precisely using
extra-offset,
you can only do so to notes inside chord constructs. Fine. The
problem
is that if you're trying to position the
Ha! I totally forgot about tweak! Now I remember seeing that example
where one note of a chord is smaller than the other three. I'm going to
try it. Many thanks, James. I bet this will fix it.
Jonathan
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First, I know nothing about this, but,
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Ha! I totally forgot about tweak! Now I remember seeing that example
where one note of a chord is smaller than the other three. I'm going to
try it. Many thanks
.
Trevor
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Ha! I totally forgot about
Jonathan, you wrote Sunday, August 31, 2008 11:30 PM
Ok, now I'm getting somewhere. I couldn't make the \tweak command work
with extra-offset from looking at the manual
Can you give me a clue what the difficulty was? Did
you use a recent manual? Was the difficulty with the
\tweak
It was with the extra offset part. I was putting the #' in the wrong
place (inside the parentheses instead of out). If I had dug deeper I
probably could have figured it out but I just googled a solution
instead. I don't think it's a problem with \tweak part of the docs.
You can't possibly
On Aug 28, 2008, at 8:50 AM, Steven Padalino wrote:
Hi,
Using Lilipond 2.10.33 with jEdit 4.3pre15 on Windows XP SP2.
The \set fingeringOrientations = #'(left) is not working. Finger
numbers continue to appear at the top or bottom of note stems.
I could easily be wrong but try #'(LEFT)
Hi Steven,
I did the documentation on guitar stuff so I'm familiar with this issue.
I suspect that what you're missing is a chord construct around
whatever it is that you want affected. When I was running through all
of the commands I noticed that the only way the \set
fingeringOrientation
Carl,
Perhaps we should add an example in Notation Reference where it talks
about controlling the placement of chord fingerings showing that even
for single notes you have to use a chord construct for the
fingeringOrientation to work. I didn't get to do this in fretted
strings because
Jonathan Kulp wrote
Perhaps we should add an example in Notation Reference where it talks
about controlling the placement of chord fingerings showing that even
for single notes you have to use a chord construct for the
fingeringOrientation to work. I didn't get to do this in fretted strings
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