Le 2022-08-01 20:08, Eef Weenink a écrit :
I could solve my issue with the workaround:
\displayLilyMusic { \viola }
Yes. arranger.ly uses display-lily-music which is the scheme version of
\displayLilyMusic but has an additionnal parameter : the port which can
be a file
#(let ((port
Merci beaucoup!!
> Op 1 aug. 2022, om 21:13 heeft Gilles Thibault het
> volgende geschreven:
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> Le 2022-07-30 22:46, Eef Weenink a écrit :
>> It gives error;
>
> Ah yes damn, the latest version of arranger.ly has a bug on line 112. [(= n
> 0) crashes when n is not a number)]
> I had
Le 2022-07-30 22:46, Eef Weenink a écrit :
It gives error;
Ah yes damn, the latest version of arranger.ly has a bug on line 112.
[(= n 0) crashes when n is not a number)]
I had reorganized this portion of code but I did not see this error
because it only impacts a very small number of
I could solve my issue with the workaround:
\displayLilyMusic { \viola }
and later copy paste the viola part from the logfile into my score again.
regards, Eef
Op 30 jul. 2022, om 22:46 heeft Eef Weenink
mailto:h.e.ween...@de-erve.nl>> het volgende geschreven:
It gives error;
"72:2: fout:
It gives error;
"72:2<0>: fout: GUILE signaleerde een fout voor de hier beginnende expressie"
makes a file: in file is only:
%% instruments export : za 30 jul 22:36:19 2022 %%
I tried it with this file: ( a bit long ... but should be)
\version "2.22.2"
In the manual is says"
" Once the arrangement is finished, it can be exported to usual
LilyPond source:
flute = {...}
clar = {...}
From arrangerDoc.pdf :
export-instruments syntax
(export-instruments instruments filename #:optional overwrite?)
So something like
OK, my arrangement is finished, now I want to export it to make a nice, clean
original. So I am searching for a way to transfer the score (per instrument) to
a text file or export in logfile etcetera, so I can use that.
But no luck yet.
In the manual is says"
" Once the arrangement is
Noeck,
Yes, I was able to alter one of those to fit my needs exactly. Thank you!
-David
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> It soun
It sounds like you could pick or adapt one of those:
http://lsr.di.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=204
On 23/04/20 18:42, bobr...@centrum.is wrote:
> I'm looking for a way to include some free standing notes in a line of text.
> Specifically, I want a pair of beamed 16th, a '=' sign, and then three beamed
> 16th notes, indicating that two 16ths equal three 16ths. I'd also like to
> use it in a
I'm looking for a way to include some free standing notes in a line of text.
Specifically, I want a pair of beamed 16th, a '=' sign, and then three beamed
16th notes, indicating that two 16ths equal three 16ths. I'd also like to use
it in a \tempo marking. I searched nabble but did not find
I'm writing a work that has both scores and text, as well as music
embedded within the text. For part of this, I want to put in notes
without a staff, clef, or time signature, like so:
\markuplines {
\vspace #2
\justifiedlines
{ ...[text]...semiquavers and demisemiquavers are to be
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Hi, I have a few questions to the following, wich I cannot find in the
manual.
1. Why is my single 8. notes so big, and how do I change it to the size
similar to the other notes?
2. How do I change the size of the text under the grace notes, so they are
smaller than the other text.
Hope that
1. Why is my single 8. notes so big, and how do I change it to the size
similar to the other notes?
I'm not clear on the problem here. I don't see any outsize notes. Are
you referring to the ones with flags rather than with beams?
2. How do I change the size of the text under the grace notes,
Yes Im talking about the 8 notes with flags... They are very high... and
that makes the Horisontal Volta lines to be very far away from the staff...
Want the 8. notes to be only just as high as the quarter notes... Is this
possible?
Thanx for your help
1. Why is my single 8. notes so big, and
Actually I could manage, If I could just control the space between the staff
and the Volta... but cant seem to figure it out?
Something like...
\override Volta . padding = #0.5 ???
Could anyone give me a hand...?
Yes Im talking about the 8 notes with flags... They are very high... and
lilypond-book is pretty good at mixing lilypond music with tex (or
Latex) text. However, it forces one to learn how to use (in my case)
Latex, and it operates within the constraints of Latex.
Latex requires some getting used to, though. It certainly is not your
ordinary WYSIWYG word processor:
The Cantata I'm working on has narration interspersed in the music,
something like 'system1, narration1, system2-7, narration2, system8-15'
, etc.
Can Lilybook handle this, or do I need to break up the music manually?
If yes, pointers to examples will be extremely appreciated. (Otherwise
I'm
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