On 5/14/21, 7:05 AM, "darki...@jesusgod-pope666.info"
<darki...@jesusgod-pope666.info> wrote:
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The Half note of cause is should still be a half note or half break, I
just don't want it taking precious space like that, that is nonsense in
my view. I like how they did it in the old days without concern of such
things. I just want it nice spread out really, the lower notes I would
like to get a little more room as well. Like mixing the new with the
old, the best of both worlds :)
If you want to make every note take up the space of an eighth note, you can
scale the durations.
Instead of e2, use e2*1/4
You can do the same for rests.
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g4^
\markup
\center-column { " " " "
\override #'(size . 0.5) % 1 standard
\override #'(thickness . 0.1) % 0.1 standard
\woodwind-diagram #'flute #'((cc . (one two three))(lh . ())(rh .
()))
}
If you want to make this process easier, you can define an alist with the flute
diagrams, one entry per pitch. It will be a big alist, but you only have to do
it once.
You can then define a music function (call it fluteNotes) that will take a
sequence of notes, and return the notes with the flute diagrams attached as
markups. It's possible that Harm (Thomas Morely) or Aaron Hill might even
write the music function for you, as they seem to like this kind of programming
challenge.
So then you could do something like
\new \Staff {
\fluteNotes {g'4 e'2 d'4}
}
And you would automatically get the notes with the flute diagrams attached. I
think this is the easiest way for you to get the automatic flute diagrams you
want.
If you are willing to do some more work (and you seem to have the right kind
of programming mindset to do it), and you'd like to make it easier for both
yourself and others in the future, you might define a FluteDiagrams context,
similar to the current FretBoards context. Then, instead of doing markups,
you'd just pass the notes to both the Staff and FluteDiagrams contexts, and
everything would work out automatically.
I hope this helps give you some ideas.
Carl
