Again, thanks for all the answers, and especially the discussion that
came with them.
It seems that the best solution right now is to use Mats' one-liner
code. The rest of a longer piece can be in another file. That way,
there are no worries about the pagination. Since I would use slyce
anyway for such a situation:
\version etc.
% firstLine.ly
timesig = \time 4/4
music = 5 bars
% theRemainder.ly
timesig = {\time 4/4
blank time sig }
music = remaining bars
\score etc.
\timesig
\music
The only fiddling necessary is to wipe one time signature.
And you could index the first lines? ;-)
JIC you think that you haven't solved a problem, see page
four of http://www.openguitar.com/files/tengtr.pdf. When
I get around to revising it, the new numbering will be a big
improvement and a big help.
--
Practice pie charts, plans and schedules are good.
Practice logs, diaries and records are good.
When they fail, and they will, do another.
How else can repeated failure be a recipe for success?
The only technical exercises for all guitarists worth a lifetime
of practice: "Dynamic Guitar Technique". Nothing else is close.
Free download: http://www.openguitar.com/instruction.html
daveA David Raleigh Arnold dra..at..openguitar.com
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