On Tue, 6 Jan 2004, [ISO-8859-15] José Luis Cruz wrote:
>
> So i really don't know it has changed anything respect from previous
> versions. I attach the lilypond conversion of example9.not, if someone
> is intereseted could take a look at it.
>
Could please anybody formulate a simple rule what has changed ? Is the
following true:
Inside chords < > nothing else may appear then pitch names.
All other things ("!", "\arpeggio", "-.", "-^", "--", "->", "\fermata",
"\trill", "\prall", "\spanrequest ...",
"\cr", "\rced", "\segno", ...)
must appear after the closing '>' sign ?
> I've just compiled it, in my sid, and i've found several errors of
> sound-coordination when playing some of the examples that comes with
> it, -the ones which have several staves-.
This has to do with your system performance especially if you use
a softwre MIDI synthesizer like TiMidity, FluidSynth ...
> Apart from that, the
> lilypond code that it produces doesn't compile with 2.1.6 -at first
> sight-, and neither says anywhere which version is but...
It should output:
LilyPond check: found version: 2.1.6
WITHOUT semicolons.
WITH wavelines (for trills)
WITH slures in graces
NOTE LENGTHs after chords
If not: Is the lilypond command in your PATH ?
>
> chords are made this way: < g b > for example,
.... and this is wrong ?
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J.Anders, Chemnitz, GERMANY ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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