Am 15.07.2011 11:58, schrieb Frank Wuest:
G'day everyone,
I've been reading this list for some time, but this is the first time I post
something.
I'm the bass player with a bigband, and I want to use Lilypond mainly to
convert some of the sheet music I'm getting into something more useful.
Anyway, the first installation was somewhat MacGyver-ish - I used the sources
from the lilypond web site and the makefile from the FreeBSD ports tree, which
was for the development branch at the time. That was because I couldn't, and I
still can't, get lilypond to build from the FreeBSD source package - obviously
the configure script fails to produce a proper Makefile.
But, alas, a few weeks ago the ports maintainer decided to switch to the stable
branch, which is good for me. So I installed, dug up the old .ly files, and
went bonkers :-)
\version "2.14.1"
\header {
title="A Buggy Day"
composer="Gershwin Brothers and sisters"
}
%\relative c,
{
\time 2/2
\clef bass
\partial 4.
r8 r4 \bar "||"
r8\f g,4.->~g,2 r8 g,4.->~g,2
}
This works perfectly well, but when I uncomment the "\relative c,",
something breaks. With more notes following, the whole thing goes way down low,
way beyond the hearing range. 8-o
Well, "relative" means that the pitch is computed in relation to the
pitch before, so
when you code
g4 g g g
all gs are the same pitch.
g4 g, g, g,
means that each following g is one octave lower.
For more examples, see
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.14/Documentation/learning/simple-notation
HTH.
Marc
Now of course I'd like to know whether this is just a mistake I made, or if I
found a bug.
Regards,
Frank
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