David Rogers wrote:
Considering that, it might be just as simple to record to tape or to a sound
file, and work from that.
The problem is, I can't figure out just by listening what notes I played.
If I had a MIDI file, then the notes would be recorded.
The way I've previously composed is t
On Fri, 09 Mar 2007 23:26:52 -0800, Michael David Crawford wrote:
> Is there a simple MIDI recorder available that works on Mac OS X?
It sounds like a simple idea, but it isn't. I have tried to read some
MIDI-recorded scores, and they had all kinds of peculiar rhythm mistakes in
them due to t
Is there a simple MIDI recorder available that works on Mac OS X?
I compose for the keyboard by improvising. What I'd like is to just
play, and have all my playing captured so I don't have to try to
remember it.
Then I could use midi2ly to convert it to Lilypond format.
The fanciest thing I
hi,
I'm adding a global voice for global (all instruments/voices in the score)
tempo changes like accel. or rit. with a TextSpanner to indicate with a
dashed line the duration of the modifycation. this work somehow ( a little
bit tricky using padding to bring the tempo mark and the TextSpanner o
Has anyone tried running LilyPond under Windows 2003 Server? I keep
getting errors like "ERROR: In procedure delete-file: ERROR: No such
file or directory", "error: exception caught: St9exception", and "error:
can't allocate 65116 bytes". The same version (2.10.20) works fine on
my Win2K box,
After setting only:
\set chordRootNamer = #(chord-name->german-markup #t)
I got almost what I wanted, the names are correct, and I get # instead
of is, so now I only need to make the base tone lowercase, so the final
result would look like:
A7/c# and not A7/C#
I get that by setting:
\set chor
In the chord I would like both a natural and a sharp before the two
noteheads on the D line. However, this only prints a sharp and if I force a
natural ( ) the two accidentals are printed on top of each other.
I've tried playing with AccidentalPlacement #'right-padding and #'padding but
nothi
Please read the section on "Automatic accidentals" in the manual
/Mats
Joseph Haig wrote:
Is this a bug? In the following code, the final note is not printed
with a natural:
\version "2.10"
\header{
title = "Bug test"
}
\relative c' {
cis c cis c'
}
Is this usual practice, because it i
Is this a bug? In the following code, the final note is not printed
with a natural:
\version "2.10"
\header{
title = "Bug test"
}
\relative c' {
cis c cis c'
}
Is this usual practice, because it is a different octave? I have
tried this with the latest stable version, 2.10.20-1.
Regards,
Ole Hesprich wrote:
Did you tried to replace them by a "skip", s2 instead of r2 etc. ?
No, because I take the music from the vocals. If I would use a
skip I would have no rests there too...
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