The easiest way to obtain dynamics in parentheses is to use
text markup. Something like
c4_\markup{ ( \dynamic mp ) }
or maybe you prefer
_\markup{ \bold { ( \dynamic mp ) }For note heads, take a look at the example called molecule-hacking.ly in the Regression Tests document included in the documentation for your version of LilyPond (please always tell what LilyPond version you use when you send a question, otherwise you might get an answer that's irrelevant to you, I have assumed version 2.4 above).
/Mats
Ramana Kumar wrote:
hello there i've looked through the archives for mail on parantheses and found
some messages about dynamics in parentheses from last year - did this
end up eventuating ?
in any case, i noticed nicolas wrote
While there are parentheses for accidentals (which can be used for note heads also),
and would like to know how one can put a notehead in parentheses. if he was mistaken, perhaps i could request that this be added to the wishlist: in the piano music i am writing, sometimes the same note appears in more than one part and it's useful to be able to put one of them in parentheses so the player knows that it is intended that only one finger plays the note (an example from published music can be found in ravel's "gaspard de la nuit", edition peters (ed. nichols)). thanks much, ramana
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