I had to install some decent recent Lilypond-version and
downloaded lilypond-2.8.5-1.linux.sh
Looking into the shell-script I found
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Options
--prefix PREFIX install into PREFIX/lilypond/ (default: $prefix)
--batch no interaction
--tarball extract tar file
Hello, Trevor!
I didn't notice much difference with the thickness using your technique.
But, anyway, you can tweak the thickness, too.
Now for the question as to whether it is possible to tie only one note fo
chord, this snippet compiles with warning, but shows it is possible:
%%% BEGIN %%%
From: " Trevor Ba?a " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Tying only one note of a chord?
To: lilypond-user
Hi,
Is it possible to tie only one note of a chord? This snippet using the
tie-configuration property of the TieColumn is basically what I'm
looking for, except that the tie prints three times,
Quoting Markus Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
global = {
\hideNotes
\repeat unfold 5 {
s1 |
s1 |
s1 |
s1 |
\break
}
}
which of course can be shortened to
global = \repeat unfold 5 {
s1*4 |
\break
}
/Mats
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As long as it's a single line score, try the --preview option.
/Mats
Quoting Charles Cave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
When I run lilypond with the --png command line switch, the generated
PNG file is the size of the printed page. How can I make this image
small enough
so the image is cropped? I
Hi Bertalan,I used LilyPondTool exclusively for all my scores with enormous satisfaction until April of 2005 on Mac OSX.I recently updated the tool, but it no longer works. Things appear to have changed.Maybe you could help me out a bit.I've downloaded the plugin in jEdit4.2 and all of the associat
Thanks, Wol -
It took a few tries, but it came out okay. I got fooled by the fact that
at *1/10, nothing showed up. Also,
unHideNotes \glissando
produces a syntax error. Here's what I ended up with:
\hideNotes g''2*3/10 \glissando \unHideNotes c'''2*7/10
Thanks again,
Ralph
-Original Mes
Hi Markus:
so I used Kieren's example as a starting point...
I put my result in the LSR (Rhythm marks / play style indication):
http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=204
Have fun!
Very cool, thank you. :)
After looking at Kieren's example I cobbled together the following
solution. It's quite
Am 27. Juli 2006, 16:57 Uhr (+0200) schrieb Mats Bengtsson:
> See the first example in the section on Polymetric notation for
> information on how to modify the time signature with whatever
> text markup.
Thanks a lot. Do you know, what the Text markup would be to get the
neomensural signs print
See the first example in the section on Polymetric notation for
information on how to modify the time signature with whatever
text markup. I'm not an expert in neomensural notation, but as
far as I can understand, the time signature concepts used in that
music are so different from modern time si
^\segno should work fine as long as it's inserted after a note
in the input file. Since you didn't show any complete example
of how it appears in the file, it's hard to say what the particular
problem is here and if it's a bug in the NoteEdit output. Are you sure
that the LilyPond output from Not
I'm typesetting an orchestral work with 2.8.0 that has two movements,
and so I am using a \book holding two \scores. In the header to \book,
I assigned a value to "opus". However, this opus number is being
typeset down alongside the title to the first movement, instead of up
top with the work title
> "Benedict" == Benedict Singer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Benedict> My issue is that when I'm looking at the score to make
Benedict> corrections or tweaks, I mentally reference things
Benedict> based off the words. Lilypond, however, bases it off
Benedict> the notes, and
Quoting "Rick Hansen (aka RickH)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Thanks, this highlighter is making my work easier too and increased my
understanding of how lp language works.
One question : Do you know how to use convert-ly under windows ? Is this a
separate program I cannot find or it is a command to
Quoting Jon Wild <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
How can I specify a layout block that applies to all scores in a
book? I wrote a program to generate musical examples, and each
snippet is to go on its own staff. So my program writes them in
separate scores like this, each with its own layout block:
==b
On 7/27/06, Kieren MacMillan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Trevor:
> Is there a way to gliss instead downwards from d' to c'?
You mean other than using
1. #'extra-offset plus #'rotation; or
2. hidden \voiceTwo notes?
Sorry -- I don't know of another way.
Good luck!
RIght. Heading
Hi all,
so I used Kieren's example as a starting point...
I put my result in the LSR (Rhythm marks / play style indication):
http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=204
Have fun!
Markus
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Hi, Trevor:
Is there a way to gliss instead downwards from d' to c'?
You mean other than using
1. #'extra-offset plus #'rotation; or
2. hidden \voiceTwo notes?
Sorry -- I don't know of another way.
Good luck!
KMac.
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Hi Anders,I think you should tell conText to use Unicode. This can be done via the menu "Options" > "Environment options..." > "Editor". Under "Default settings for a new document" set "File format" to "Unicode". Existing files can be converted with "Tools" > "Convert Text To..." > "Unicode". Good
Hi!
Did download & install the conText editor & Your highlights & difine the
user-keys sugested.
I like the editor (have been working on jEdit which is slow sometimes) .
One problem: as a native swedish speaker i need the skands ie. å,ä,ö.
which work when runing Lilypond
in conText if you en
I have Lilypond installed under Mandriva 2006 from the RPMs available for the
distro.
I can create Segno or Coda signs with Noteedit, but Lilypond seems to be
unable to handle them. An export from Noteedit to Lilypond inserts the
following code for a segno "^\segno". Lilypond complains about
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