A 11/11/03 18:07:07
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jeffery B. Rancier) escribió:
> José Luis Cruz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > There's a simpler -and better- way to do this.
> >
> > Just have 2 score blocks, one with paper output and the other with
> > only midi output. Don't include the chord track in the score with
> > midi output. And that's all.
>
> I don't know much about lilypond yet, but I'd hate to try and
> maintain two sources of a very large piece. That seems like alot of
> maintenence if changes need to be made, plus the accompanying
> resources.
nonono, i didn't mean to have 2 sources. I think that didn't expressed
well...
You must have two score blocks in the SAME source. You don't need to
have separate sources. And you don't need to write the music more than
once. I'll give you an example. This is all a single source,
(example.ly):
----------BEGINING OF EXAMPLE.LY--------------------------
\header{}
\paper{}
melodyOne = \notes\relative c''{ a4 b c d g f2}
melodyTwo = \notes{c,2 e, d,1}
harmony = \chords{a2:min c e4 f2}
\score{
<<
\context ChordNames \harmony
\context Staff \melodyOne
\context Staff \melodyTwo
>>
\paper{}
}
\score{
<<
\context Staff \melodyOne
\context Staff \melodyTwo
>>
\midi{}
}
-------------------END OF EXAMPLE.LY---------------------
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