Hello,
the same applies to normal slurs too - see my example:
\version "2.8.1"
\relative c
{
\clef bass
\key c \major
\time 4/4
c8( d' a d c, d' a d)
c,( des' as des c, des' as des)
c,( c' g c c, c' g c)
c,( bes' f bes c, bes' f bes)
}
Tomas Valusek
Graham Percival napsal(a):
Sean Reed wrote
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Right! This first example of the tutorial is somewhat idealized to hide
unnecessary complications. I hope you haven't got stuck there but rather
kept reading and experimenting with the program.
Graham, maybe we should modify this first example so the user output is
exactly
Geoff Horton wrote:
Sorry, it seems that you (or somebody else) will need to recreate the
examples. If you create an example for SATB, please also write
something for the general case (ie going in a
not-specifically-vocal-music location).
Can you (or someone) suggest a use for this in a non-vo
Orm Finnendahl wrote:
it seems, lilypond can't deal with a paper size of a2. It reports an
error if trying teh following:
#(set-default-paper-size "a2")
That is correct, lilypond does not support a2. If you would like to add
this, see scm/paper.scm . Patches appreciated.
Cheers,
- Gr
Monk Panteleimon wrote:
The finger-crossing bezier thing happens with some files but not others. The
ones it happens with aren't particularly short, so I need to know what it's
responding to in order to reproduce it in a short file. Can I assume it has
to do with the more specific error that c
Sorry, it seems that you (or somebody else) will need to recreate the
examples. If you create an example for SATB, please also write
something for the general case (ie going in a
not-specifically-vocal-music location).
Can you (or someone) suggest a use for this in a non-vocal situation?
I'd ra
Sorry. I didn't get my example right:
The bit of notes that go with the lyrics and the lyrics themselves are* inside
<< >>
as they should be:
%in a voice that later winds up being \voiceOne in a ChoirStaff:
tenor = { a4 b c d e f g
<< { g g e1~ e e e e e e e e e }
Sean Reed wrote:
% huge PhrasingSlur by adding a small Slur on the first two notes
{
\relative c' {
c'16\(( f,) f f f f f( f f f f) f f f f c'\) |
f8 f f f f f f f |
}
}
Thanks, this is great! Note that you can reduce the system size by doing
\layout {ragged-right=##t}
Thanks for the reply!
The finger-crossing bezier thing happens with some files but not others. The
ones it happens with aren't particularly short, so I need to know what it's
responding to in order to reproduce it in a short file. Can I assume it has
to do with the more specific error that com
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Graham, I clearly remember putting together a modified version
(actually two versions) of the SATB example, using alignAboveContext
and sending it to you during the summer. However, now I cannot find any
traces of it, neither in the mailing list archives, nor in my outbox.
D
Lasse Rempe wrote:
convert-ly doesn't seem to work in the current version of lilypond, and the
manual doesn't give the correct syntax either, last time I checked (at least in
the relevant section on midi files, where the tempo command was previously
explained).
This was fixed last night.
- Gra
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
In the "News" > "Changes" section on the LilyPond website, the third bullet
tells about a new feature, FretBoards. I can find no mention of it in the PDF
manual. Where can I get some more information about it?
There's an example in the "regression tests for developer
Monk Panteleimon wrote:
1. It looks like hairpinToBarline is set "true" by default. The "changes" doc
makes it sound like you have to turn it on to get it to work:
Yes, true. It's a bit late to fix it now, but thanks anyway! :)
I assume that it was intended to be set ##t by default, and the
Geoff Horton wrote:
\global is not a keyword; it's defined at the top of the example, like
this:
...
In this case, omitting it makes no difference because those are the
default settings for LilyPond anyhow (blank key signature, 4/4 time).
Try changing the definition to
...
(Graham, should the
Something has changed in jEdit's defaults, but I've already noticed it. You
should have no problems like this in the next version of LilyPondTool (2.10.1,
coming next week).
However, if you find something not working, you can report it at the project
page, where I can track problems. (And by th
I just installed jEdit and Lilypondtool, and I'm having trouble with a
lot of the functions. I often get the following message followed by a
long list of specifics:
java.lang.ClassCastException: Cannot cast java.util.ArrayList to
java.awt.List
I can't use about half of the functions of the t
Erik Sandberg gmail.com> writes:
>
> On Tuesday 21 November 2006 23:37, Lasse Rempe wrote:
> > First of all --- thanks for the help on the hairpintobarline question; my
> > reply on that message doesn't seem to have gone through. I thought I had
> > installed the most current LilyPond version, b
Hi,
it seems, lilypond can't deal with a paper size of a2. It reports an
error if trying teh following:
#(set-default-paper-size "a2")
\paper {
#(set-paper-size "a2")
left-margin = 2 \cm
right-margin = 1 \cm
indent = 0 \cm
}
If the paper size is set to "a3" lilypond outputs
Hi,
as a follow-up: The same seems to apply for TextSpanners in
general. In the following example, the baselines of the s.t. and
s.p. aren't aligned either:
\override TextSpanner #'edge-text = #'("s.t." . " s.p.")
f2~ \startTextSpan f2 \stopTextSpan |
It looks pretty bad and the only fix in t
Hi,
I observed a nasty behaviour trying to set the #'padding property of
the DynamicLineSpanner: The \p and \pp are not baseline-aligned with
the \ff or \mf.
Has this been reported before? To me this looks like something which
should rather get corrected in lilypond itself than cluttering the
scr
sorry, I forgot to mention:
The following construct *doesn't* provide a solution as the
parnethesis is far too small and only parenthesizes the notehead.
\set fontSize = #-4
\once \override Stem #'transparent = ##t
<\parenthesize fih>4
\set fontSize = #1
The parenthesis should go around the acc
I wrote an instruction for the bottom margin like this:
\version "2.10.0"
\paper{
bottom-margin = 3\cm
}
and it seems to work, only the actual bottom margin is bigger than
the 3 cm specified.
Concerning the titles for the pieces, I don't get it. I tried
different ways, like this one:
Hi,
I would like to write noteheads with brackets around them (preferably
square brackets) without using Markup commands, as most of them have
to be on ledger lines and it is very awkward to get those drawn. It
would be very nice to enter the notes in question using a new voice
context in order to
Le 1 déc. 06 à 11:22, Valentin Villenave a écrit :
Maybe
this would be a good idea to make one as well for main english
Lilypond documentation or tutorial,
Well, I don't see LilyPond on http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/
Wikibooks:Arts_bookshelf#Music so this may be an idea.
If I find some hours,
Before choosing an editor to work with, do not forget to look at the
Flash demos of LilyPondTool, especially:
http://lilypondtool.organum.hu/tut03-myfirstsong.htm
and
http://www.organum.hu/126.0.html
Then you can choose any other editors, but keep in mind what you lose :-)
Bert
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