Hello,
I am trying to create a png output file with Lilypond. I tried:
lilypond -f PNG test.ly
and got the response from my Linux system:
GNU LilyPond 1.6.5
Now processing: `test.ly'
Parsing...
Interpreting music...[5]
Preprocessing elements...
Calculating column positions... [2]
paper output
thanks, just making sure.
in the meantime i came across a couple of bbedit plugins that also do
the job.
thanks
On Monday, Nov 11, 2002, at 15:36 US/Eastern, Rune Zedeler wrote:
Jule Slootbeek wrote:
I'm trying to use lilypond-book to get text _and_music and the only
way i can get a visible im
Andreas Loosen wrote:
I would like to add a header line, above the score, that tells the reader,
that two eighth notes printed in the score
are to be played as one dotted eighth and one sixteenth (for better
readability).
I could not reduce vertical spacing enough (anyone?) but apart from that
Jule Slootbeek wrote:
I'm trying to use lilypond-book to get text _and_music and the only way
i can get a visible image (dvi)
for the latex file, is by first running it thought lilypond-book and
tehn through TeX.
is there an easier way to do this??
How could it be easier?
In bash you can appen
I have a quick question about LaTeX.
I'm trying to use lilypond-book to get text _and_music and the only way
i can get a visible image (dvi)
for the latex file, is by first running it thought lilypond-book and
tehn through TeX.
is there an easier way to do this??
or is this how it's gonna be?
tha
nH> <{ c8 c4 c8}\\{ s4 <)g bf> }>
nH> In this case, the upper notes stem downward, and the lower notes stems
nH> upward; it's not what I want.
The voicify function already explicitly sets stem directions, try to
inverse the voices:
<{ s4 <)g bf> } \\ { c8 c4 c8 } >
If you ever need
My sincere thanks to all who replied my questions.
Now, one more question.
How to manually set the stems direction?
for example, this is not an ordinary two voices, but rather an temporary two
part lines:
<{ c8 c4 c8}\\{ s4 <)g bf> }>
In this case, the upper notes stem downward, and the low
AL> I would like to add a header line, above the score, that tells the
AL> reader, that two eighth notes printed in the score are to be
AL> played as one dotted eighth and one sixteenth (for better
AL> readability)
AL> Is this possible with lilypond?
This is possible with Lilypond but requires a
Mark Hindley wrote:
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem. Just upgraded to 1.6.6 from 1.4 12 on top of
Debian woody. Installed from .deb.
In fact it is even stranger: xdvi (22.29) fails to find the file,
whereas oxdvik (22.40f) succeeds (but the PS specials don't look good --
ledger-lines are t
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem. Just upgraded to 1.6.6 from 1.4 12 on top of
Debian woody. Installed from .deb.
In fact it is even stranger: xdvi (22.29) fails to find the file,
whereas oxdvik (22.40f) succeeds (but the PS specials don't look good --
ledger-lines are too high by about 1/4 n
Hey,
I would like to add a header line, above the score, that tells the reader,
that two eighth notes printed in the score
are to be played as one dotted eighth and one sixteenth (for better
readability).
I've seen this on some score, it was done by printing two eighths on a
single line, then an
nH> upper = \context Staff \notes\relative c {
nH> d4. d4 e8
nH> % at this very measure, I'd like to add a
nH> b2. % a 2 beats of b
nH> }
Have you tried using the voicify function:
[...]
upper = \context Staff \notes \relative c {
< { d4. d4 } \\ { b2. }
you could use voices like so
< {a2 b2} \\ {c,1}>
will give you an a and a b on top of the c.
you can also use the chord structure,
which will give you the A minor chord.
Jule
On Monday, Nov 11, 2002, at 07:41 US/Eastern, neuro Hwang wrote:
I really appreciate the answers from Graham Perciva
I really appreciate the answers from Graham Percival. Thank you very much :)
One more question,
How to sudenly, (not of a regular voice), add a melody on a regular melody?
For example, a measure goes like in
---
global = \notes {
\key ef \major
\time 6/8
}
upper = \context Staff \notes
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002 00:02:27 -0800
neuro Hwang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1)
> How can I put off beat on the first bar, like here :
\partial 8
that gives you an eighth-note upbeat.
\partial 4
gives you a quarter-note upbeat.
> How do I put a bar after the first rest, "r8" ,hence begin a second
On Sun, 10 Nov 2002 20:58:37 -0800
neuro Hwang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is the basic lilypond structure?
>
> For example, to write a simple Piano staff, does it look like this ?
Did you try it?
See this for some examples:
http://lilypond.org/stable/input/template/out-www/template.html
Felipe Massia wrote:
I need to typeset a SATB score with S+A and T+B using common stems.
Stems and beams are located in voices, so if you wan't S and A to use
the same stem then you should put them into the same voice:
\context Grandstaff <
\context Voice = women < \sop \alt >
\cont
Again, excuse me, I am new here.
I have read the document, but am still confused.
What is the basic lilypond structure?
For example, to write a simple Piano staff, does it look like this ?
\header {
filename ="the_file_nam.ly"
title = "Title goes here"
subtitle = "subti
Some more questions - although I seemed read it somewhere in the document,
but cannot find it again:
1)
How can I put off beat on the first bar, like here :
---
global = \notes {
\key ef \major
\time 6/8
}
upper = \context Staff \notes\relative c {
r8% measure 1
r8 r8 % measure 2
}
---
H
I think it's more like this:
\header {
filename ="neuro_mozart_horn_4_3_01.ly"
title = "Mozart - Horn Concdrto No. 4 in E flat, K 495"
subtitle = "III Rondo : allegro vivace"
source = "source"
composer ="Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)"
enteredby = "neuro"
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