En: Re: midi don't ties...

2005-09-23 Thread Alexandre Reche e Silva

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 Data: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 10:36:15 +0200
 De: Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Para: Alexandre Reche e Silva
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Assunto: Re: midi don't ties...
 
 Please always keep the discussion on the mailing
 list, for the
 benefit of yourself since you get access to the
 collected
 expertise on the list and for the benefit of others
 who experience
 similar problems. Feel free to quote my answer below
 if you wish.
 
 
 Alexandre Reche e Silva wrote:
  Peace  Health in Jesus Christ
  
  Thank you very much. I'm using 2.4.5. Should I up
  date? I ask because I'm about a orchestral work
 and I
  fear until its end one or two versions could be
  released. What's your opinion?
 
 If you use Windows and don't have any need for
 non-western
 european characters in lyrics or titles, then you
 may want to
 stick to your version for the moment. Otherwise it's
 certainly
 a good idea to update. convert-ly will take care of
 almost all
 incompatibilities in your input files and the newer
 versions
 have several fixed bugs and new features. Why not
 take a look
 at the NEWS link in the documentation of version
 2.6?
 
  I'm studing the coriolan example.
  
  I've downloaded from Mutopia, Haendel's Hallelujah
  (attached). It is an old version not recognized by
  convert-ly. How to proceed?
 
 It seems that the author of the files forgot to add
 a \version statement in each file. However, just
 figure
 out which LilyPond version the files were produces
 for
 (see the More Information link in Mutopia) and
 call
 convert-ly with:
 
 convert-ly -e --from=2.2.2 *.ly
 
 (this will also automatically add a \version
 statement
 at the top of each file).
 
  I've installed jedit to see how it works with
 lily...
  
  In the case of orchestral engraving I've seen
 cases
  in wich they separate the instrument notes in
  different files and merge them in a
 combined-score.ly
  file (how the guys know about that if this is not
 in
  the documentation? how to learn about that?)
 
 That's described in the tutorial in 2.19 An
 orchestral part.
 
/Mats
 
  shalon,
  a r s
  
  PS: I was using ( ) instead of ~ to tie notes.
 That's
  was the problem!!
  
  
  --- Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  escreveu:
  
  
 
 Alexandre Reche e Silva wrote:
 
 Peace  Health in Jesus Christ
 
 I've noticed that the ties between same notes do
 
 not
 
 generate the equivalent sound in the midi file,
 
 e.g.,
 
 two quarters notes tied sounds as two quarters
 
 indeed
 
 (and not as one half note). Why?
 
 Which LilyPond version? I tried a simple example
 in
 both
 version 2.6.3 and 2.7.10 and couldn't repeat the
 problem.
 If you have this problem in version 2.6.x, could
 you
 please
 send an example .ly file to the bug-lilypond
 mailing
 list
 that illustrates the problem?
 
 
 Shalon,
 a r s
 
 PS: I'm an old newbie in Lily and would like to
 
 know
 
 whether is a kind of template to orchestral music
 (woods, brasses, percussions, strings)?
 
 There's one example in the Tutorial. You may also
 want to
 take a look at the example called
 coriolan-margin.ly in
 the Tips and Tricks document.
 
 
 PS2: Is there a common practice in numbering code
 lines or even typeseting lily language? (Tabbing
 
 lines
 
 for example: 1 tab or three spaces or what?).
 
 Because
 
 since the program was launched it should have
 
 produced
 
 some standard use (like a good practice). I don't
 
 have
 
 nothing against democracy but some conventions
 
 would
 
 be pretty good; just in case one wishes read more
 easily another people's code.
 
 I don't think there is any formalized convention,
 but
 if you look at the examples in the manual, you
 will
 notice
 that they follow more or less the same
 conventions.
 I guess that some of the editors that have a
 LilyPond mode
 (jedit, emacs, vim, ...) may have some builtin
 support for
 tabbing and so on, which also provides a de-facto
 standard.
 
 /Mats
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 

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Re: midi don't ties...

2005-09-20 Thread Mats Bengtsson



Alexandre Reche e Silva wrote:

Peace  Health in Jesus Christ

I've noticed that the ties between same notes do not
generate the equivalent sound in the midi file, e.g.,
two quarters notes tied sounds as two quarters indeed
(and not as one half note). Why?


Which LilyPond version? I tried a simple example in both
version 2.6.3 and 2.7.10 and couldn't repeat the problem.
If you have this problem in version 2.6.x, could you please
send an example .ly file to the bug-lilypond mailing list
that illustrates the problem?



Shalon,
a r s

PS: I'm an old newbie in Lily and would like to know
whether is a kind of template to orchestral music
(woods, brasses, percussions, strings)?


There's one example in the Tutorial. You may also want to
take a look at the example called coriolan-margin.ly in
the Tips and Tricks document.



PS2: Is there a common practice in numbering code
lines or even typeseting lily language? (Tabbing lines
for example: 1 tab or three spaces or what?). Because
since the program was launched it should have produced
some standard use (like a good practice). I don't have
nothing against democracy but some conventions would
be pretty good; just in case one wishes read more
easily another people's code.


I don't think there is any formalized convention, but
if you look at the examples in the manual, you will notice
that they follow more or less the same conventions.
I guess that some of the editors that have a LilyPond mode
(jedit, emacs, vim, ...) may have some builtin support for
tabbing and so on, which also provides a de-facto standard.

   /Mats


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Re: midi don't ties...

2005-09-20 Thread Mats Bengtsson



Peter Mogensen wrote:

Alexandre Reche e Silva wrote:


PS: I'm an old newbie in Lily and would like to know
whether is a kind of template to orchestral music
(woods, brasses, percussions, strings)?



I have some templates for scores for marching band. (which have many of
the same properties as orchestral scores.)
The aim is to be able to easily transpose, quote and extract voices.
It's still plagued by some bugs (lilypond and mine) though.

Is there a place to submit such examples for others to see?


Certainly, it's called the LilyPond Snippet Repository.
Click at Documentation at the top of www.lilypond.org
to find a link.

   /Mats


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midi don't ties...

2005-09-19 Thread Alexandre Reche e Silva
Peace  Health in Jesus Christ

I've noticed that the ties between same notes do not
generate the equivalent sound in the midi file, e.g.,
two quarters notes tied sounds as two quarters indeed
(and not as one half note). Why?

Shalon,
a r s

PS: I'm an old newbie in Lily and would like to know
whether is a kind of template to orchestral music
(woods, brasses, percussions, strings)?

PS2: Is there a common practice in numbering code
lines or even typeseting lily language? (Tabbing lines
for example: 1 tab or three spaces or what?). Because
since the program was launched it should have produced
some standard use (like a good practice). I don't have
nothing against democracy but some conventions would
be pretty good; just in case one wishes read more
easily another people's code.

Thank you.

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