Yeah, I came across one of those bass clef, Bb transposed parts a couple of
months ago. Hit the whole trombone section for a six.
I've spent a lot of time delving though pre-Baroque manuscripts, both
handwritten and printed. One upside of this is a working familiarity with
all manner of clefs.
On 31/10/2023 01:36, Adam M. Griggs wrote:
Your second recommendation is situational. I see you have a *.uk
email address. I'm familiar with the British brass band context. I get
it—almost everything is transposed for instruments pitched in Bb or Eb,
and in the entire ensemble, only bass
Hi Wol,
Thank you for your feedback. You have a point in your first suggestion. My
pianist's visualisation of the pitch gamut overrode my trombone experience,
hence the grand staff. If I were to forego it in favour of a single staff,
I'd start with a tenor clef and switch to bass when
On 29/08/2023 15:35, Adam M. Griggs wrote:
Here's a little self-help reference I made a little while back. Maybe it
will illustrate your point about different positions for different
octaves more clearly than words can.
Perhaps something in the tablature code can be adapted to this end.
On Wed, Aug 30, 2023 at 2:45 AM samarutuk wrote:
> Hello Carl,
>
> Michael (Werner) may have just found a solution.
>
Yes, I really like Michael's solution. He found an existing context and
grob that he could tweak into a brass position indicator. I think that is
a very clever approach to
On 30/08/2023 09:17, samarutuk wrote:
Hi Michael,
thanks a lot, this looks very, very promising! I will fine tune it a bit
more and then send it back to this list. The great thing is that you can
also adapt it for other brass instruments e.g. tuba, French horn etc. I
think the Lilypond code
Hello Carl,
Michael (Werner) may have just found a solution. But I promise, if I win
the lottery, I will make a donation to Lilypond (and several other open
source projects I really appreciate, like Gimp, Inkscape, LibreOffice,
Krita, MuseScore, Thunderbird...).
Sometimes you just don't have
Hi Michael,
thanks a lot, this looks very, very promising! I will fine tune it a bit
more and then send it back to this list. The great thing is that you can
also adapt it for other brass instruments e.g. tuba, French horn etc. I
think the Lilypond code for my sheet music is often ugly too,
Hi,
that is, of course, correct. With F attachment, you also have to move
further than the default position, the lower you play. For C2/c, you
have to move to the 7 position with F attachment. Adam Griggs also noted
this yesterday in his attached PDF with a handy overview of the default
On Sat, Aug 26, 2023 at 8:45 AM samarutuk wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been looking for a long time for a way to automatically annotate
> slide positions or fingerings for brass instruments below or above the
> notes. There have been one or two requests for this, but never a complete
> solution,
On 28/08/2023 13:42, samarutuk wrote:
The final hurdle with your code now is that it doesn't really take pitch
into account. C3 (c) has a different default slide position on the
trombone than C4 (c'). So no matter if you notate notes absolute or
relative in Lilypond, you would always have to
On Tue, Aug 29, 2023 at 2:27 AM samarutuk wrote:
> Surely some people could benefit from a solution like that. As noted, it
> would be very handy for educational purposes in general. Of course, you can
> do it manually, but for more extensive scores it is very tedious, typos can
> creep in and
Here's a little self-help reference I made a little while back. Maybe it
will illustrate your point about different positions for different octaves
more clearly than words can.
Perhaps something in the tablature code can be adapted to this end.
On Mon, 28 Aug 2023, 21:44 samarutuk, wrote:
>
samarutuk via LilyPond user discussion writes:
> Hi,
> I am not sure if I understand "iterated music" correctly? Is it about
> the internal order of processing to get to the PDF score?
"Iteration" is the main processing pass of music in musical time order.
There are several processing stages
Sorry, I didn't really specify what exactly I was asking.
But your answer was right, thanks!
The final hurdle with your code now is that it doesn't really take pitch
into account. C3 (c) has a different default slide position on the
trombone than C4 (c'). So no matter if you notate notes
Hi,
I'm not sure I understand your problem. If I infer your
goal from the ChatGPT output, you're trying to add a fingering
to each note based on its pitch. Is that right?
```
\version "2.24.2"
#(use-modules (srfi srfi-2))
autoFingerings =
#(define-music-function (spec music) (ly:music?
Hello,
I have been looking for a long time for a way to automatically annotate
slide positions or fingerings for brass instruments below or above the
notes. There have been one or two requests for this, but never a
complete solution, at least the oracle of Google has not been able to
tell me
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