Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

I think this is ok. I will be using a proportional notation anyway so I think it is fine to set \override Glissando.after-line-breaking = ##f Maybe ideally there would be some distribution or only partial reiteration (instead of getting all colors again), but I think this will work fine.

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

Thanks. You have gone far and above the call of duty. I will post questions if I have any, but wont shed tears if you cannot get around to it. Best, Michael On 01/31/2018 06:28 PM, Thomas Morley wrote: 2018-01-31 19:02 GMT+01:00 Michael Winter : I am now

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

2018-02-01 1:28 GMT+01:00 Thomas Morley : > 2018-01-31 19:02 GMT+01:00 Michael Winter : > >> I am now curious what you are thinking about the line breaking. Maybe I am >> out to lunch here and you have a much better idea. I will wait to hear

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

2018-01-31 19:02 GMT+01:00 Michael Winter : > I am now curious what you are thinking about the line breaking. Maybe I am > out to lunch here and you have a much better idea. I will wait to hear from > you before I do any heavy lifting. I'm very busy. My shitty

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

ah. ok. somehow I though it broke all together. So perhaps you are having the same problem as me. Well... at least I got my feet a bit more wet with scheme. Not sure if by "how the broken part should look" if you are asking a question. But admittedly, I do not have a solid idea, I just want

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

2018-01-31 18:37 GMT+01:00 Michael Winter : > As for linebreaking. That is indeed a showstopper at the moment. Is that > because you are using filled box stencil? No, I was not clear enough, though. Line-breaks worked, but they were not nice. One reason was bad padding

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

almost. something seems to be not quite right about the alignment... On 01/31/2018 03:30 PM, Michael Winter wrote: ok. I have learned a tremendous amount with your help. I went ahead and hacked away replacing your function with line markups and now it seems to work with line breaks. let me

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

ok. I have learned a tremendous amount with your help. I went ahead and hacked away replacing your function with line markups and now it seems to work with line breaks. let me know if you see anything wrong with this. Best, Michael --- \version "2.18" \paper {

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

Another option for the line breading is to give the target final note for a system, hide it (basically the last note in your example). then in the next system. do the same with the starting note on the left side and hide it. Kind of a hack, but could actually look nice because you would see

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

Hmmm... I made the change to use the stencil extent and that seems to be fine. I am not sure what you are saying about the visibility of the final stencil. As for linebreaking. That is indeed a showstopper at the moment. Is that because you are using filled box stencil? When I was using a

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

2018-01-31 3:46 GMT+01:00 Michael Winter : > On first glance. This looks ideal. THANK YOU > > I am a bit brain dead at the moment, so will dig in tomorrow and let you > know if I have any further questions / thoughts / ideas. Glad you like it. I've found a weakness,

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

On first glance. This looks ideal. THANK YOU I am a bit brain dead at the moment, so will dig in tomorrow and let you know if I have any further questions / thoughts / ideas. Very kind indeed. Best, Michael On 01/30/2018 07:35 PM, Thomas Morley wrote: 2018-01-31 0:00 GMT+01:00 Michael

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

2018-01-31 0:00 GMT+01:00 Michael Winter : > That is really beautiful. Thank you. I have been giving myself a crash > course in scheme and was also getting somewhat closer to a solution using a > glissando event. Then the internet went down. And low and behold it woke

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

On 1/30/2018 5:00 PM, Michael Winter wrote: I will study your code. Like I said, it is almost exactly what I want except I want the gradient within the note length. Of course, any help in that direction will be much appreciated. Only brainstorming here: How about writing a loop that moves

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

Michael Winter writes: > That is really beautiful. Thank you. I have been giving myself a crash > course in scheme and was also getting somewhat closer to a solution > using a glissando event. Then the internet went down. Now _that's_ what a I call a crash course.

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

That is really beautiful. Thank you. I have been giving myself a crash course in scheme and was also getting somewhat closer to a solution using a glissando event. Then the internet went down. And low and behold it woke up to your response. So this is almost what I want. And I need to dissect

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

2018-01-30 6:19 GMT+01:00 Michael Winter : > A bit more here. I think I can fake this in a markup... See example pasted > below. My scheme skilz are minimal. I would like yo do this interpolating > between the x position of adjacent notes. So maybe I can do this as a

test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

Hello... I have tried quite a few hacks, but nothing really suitable. What I really want is to simple draw a line beneath the staff that has a grey scale gradient such that for each note, I give a target value. Most of what I have tried involves doing this in increments with overlapping

Re: test spanner with controlled gradient / dynamic volume curve indicated by grey level

A bit more here. I think I can fake this in a markup... See example pasted below. My scheme skilz are minimal. I would like yo do this interpolating between the x position of adjacent notes. So maybe I can do this as a custom beam stencil. or some kind of spanner. Basically I want a scheme