If you read in the manual about key signatures, it says:
"This command sets the context property Staff.keySignature.
Non-standard key signatures can be specified by setting this property
directly."
which shows that it is possible. Unfortunately you have to look
elsewhere to find more documentation and examples. What are the best
places to look? I would first try the "Tips and Tricks" and
"Regression Tests" documents, and you are lucky, there is a nice
example called "key-signature-scordatura.ly" in the Regression Tests
document that shows how to do it!
/Mats
Quoting cordilow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Is it possible to create 'new' key signatures? I mean, I desire to be able
to make key signatures for my own scales. For instance, here is a favorite
scale of mine: B C D# E F G# A B.
In other words, it would have a sharp sign for the D and G alone (and this
without showing accidentals for the sharps).
Also, I want to be able to make key signatures with quarter tones in them.
Is this possible?
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