Ridwan Sami wrote:
i'm kind of new at this lilypond thing and i'm having two problems
first off, i'm not even sure if i'm doing this right but i have lilypond installed thru cygwin on a windows xp and i am typing into the bash shell:
$ midi2ly wee.mid
and getting
Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/midi2ly", line 43, in ? import midi ImportError: dlopen, Win32 error 126
can anyone tell me what i am doing wrong?
Strange, I just tried midi2ly on my Windows XP and it worked just fine. Anyway, I don't think that you will find midi2ly that useful even if you get it up and running. It might work OK for MIDI files generated by some other notation program even if much of the typesetting information is lost, but if you have a MIDI file that sounds more musical then midi2ly will probably get into problems with the rhythm. Entering the actual notes is often the small part of entering a score, you will often need to spend more time on slurs, dynamics, articulations, and so on, that midi2ly doesn't give you anyway.
secondly, i have a .ly that compiles just fine to both pdf and midi but as soon as i add in \sustaindown and \sustainup, i get a bunch of errors in the heading when compiling.
this is how i am doing it:
c4 c c c
is changed to
c4\sustaindown c c c\sustainup
i am running 2.2.5, and i've read this section in the manual. can anyone help me?
If you read more carefully in the manual, you will notice that you need a capital D in \sustainDown and a capital U in \sustainUp. LilyPond is picky about these things.
/Mats
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