Le 24/03/2021 à 23:02, bart deruyter a écrit :
hello all,
I've continued working on my tablature for 4-course renaissance guitar.
- I've got the old-style rhythm notation, the letters by using a
specific font (could we get these types of letters implemented in
lilypond's default font? I guess lute players would feel very happy
about it too.)
- I've got the dots in stroke-finger notation.
- So far only the diagonal lines are a real puzzle to me.
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Deciphering tablatures I understood that sustained notes are described
with these lines. Here the note on fret 'c' rings until the note on
fret 'a' is played.
I've tried to implement them by using glissandi, but I'd have to
adjust the start and endpoint to get them to look right if it's the
right thing to use.
I haven't found it in the manual yet to adjust the glissando line.
Does anyone here have an idea?
They're not meant to represent sustained notes of course, but I
haven't found another line that would better suit the purpose.
Would it be possible to modify piano sustain markings and use them in
tablature for this purpose? Or is there some other type of 'line' I
could use or even create?
thanks in advance,
Bart
Something like this?
\version "2.22.0"
{
\hideNotes
c'1\tweak bound-details.left.Y -1
\tweak bound-details.right.Y 0
\glissando
d'1
}
See http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.22/Documentation/internals/glissando
If you provide details for those who don't understand renaissance
tablature notation, we can probably implement something more automatic.
Best,
Jean
