Hello everyone,
I'm trying to have a custom accidental style but I don't know exactly how am
i supposed to achieve this.
The one I'm looking for is fairly simple, it's between 'dodecaphonic' and
'forget':
Knowing that there's no key signature: write all accidentals for all notes,
but write
Well I was earlier trying the \etc method only to realise that it wasn't
available for 2.18. Yes indeed it is simpler but the function method gives
me more control over what I want to achieve, and even if the \etc had worked
on 2.18 I would still want to know how to write a correct music function.
Just switched to 2.19.82 and it works like a charm.
Thanks
Mansour
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i wrote the code in raw and it's somehow not displayed in my message
Here it is
dynx =
#(define-music-function
(parser location X-offset)
(number?)
#{
\once\override DynamicText.X-offset = #X-offset
#})
Mansour
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David exactly. Just the small information of "arguments' names are
user-defined", (which might be a self-evidence for people with programming
background/experience) would have saved me 3 hours yesterday. But it's fine,
the important is that I understand now.
Andrew thanks for replying. I ended
Ah ok I see ! The problem is that I thought that the "nth" argument should
come from a list of built-in, pre-defined arguments that should be
appropriate for the task I'm trying to do.
I just realised that I made a fool of myself when I just named it "blabla"
and it worked.
Thanks a lot David!
Hello,
I'm still quite a beginner in Lilypond and as much as I'm liking how much
customisable is its notation capabilities, understanding it is driving me
crazy because sometimes I can pass more than 4 or 5 hours reading manuals
and blogposts without reaching a simple answer to a simple
Thanks for your quick replies!
The references you sent will help me a lot. What I would love to see is a
finished complex score code with score blocks, just to observe how it was
done so I can fit all the separate lessons that I learned into place, like
those:
Hello Lilypond community,
I'm an absolute beginner, I watched the full playlist on youtube and read a
fair amount of the manual yet it is all fragmented in my head now. I just
would like to see how the structure of a finished file would look like,
specifically a multi-staves score. I've searched
