On Monday 06 October 2003 08:11 am, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> By default, LilyPond uses a new MIDI channel for each stave.
> If you want to squeeze in more parts in the available 16
> MIDI channels, I guess it's easiest to define a separate
> \score{} context for the MIDI version of your music.
> As
Thanks, Mats, for your answer.
I wonder if it wouldn't be very nice, from the user-interface
point-of-view, if Lilypond generated a warning, or even an
error message, every time a wrong MIDI output was created,
and let the user know about his/her mistake.
This is an unnoticed erroneous outpu
By default, LilyPond uses a new MIDI channel for each stave.
If you want to squeeze in more parts in the available 16
MIDI channels, I guess it's easiest to define a separate
\score{} context for the MIDI version of your music.
As long as you have used identifiers for all the different
parts, it's
Hello!
I have been struggling the past few weeks with an example
that produced a very odd MIDI output. Unfortunately it is
an awfully large orchestral example, and I can't reproduce
it with a small file. The main file is orchestra.ly. The
music lasts for about 4 minutes and 40 seconds. The midi
