Re: Specifying meter in the header of the printed sheet

Click on the image; it leads to the Lilypond source code for the snippet of music. -Toby On 5/12/07, Jan Kohnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Kieren MacMillan schrieb: > > Hi, Jan -- > > Hi Kieren, > > > Perhaps this LSR snippet will help? > > > >

Re: Specifying meter in the header of the printed sheet

Kieren MacMillan schrieb: > Hi, Jan -- Hi Kieren, > Perhaps this LSR snippet will help? > Thats exacly what I want. But I only see a picture, not how to code this one. :( > Best wishes, > Kieren. -- MfG Jan OpenPGP Fingerprint: 0E9B 4052 C661 50

Re: Specifying meter in the header of the printed sheet

Ole Schmidt schrieb: > do you mean tempo or meter? meter is something like 4/4 or 5/8 Ops, I meant tempo. I'm not that familiar with the musician English... :) > if you want tempo Quarternote = 138 > you can use > > \markup { \note #"4" #1 = { 138 } } > > or you can use the \tempo = 138 (ins

Re: Specifying meter in the header of the printed sheet

Hi, Jan -- I must be blind. I just cannot find how to specify the meter in the header correctly neither in the documentation nor in the web. :( I know about the meter tag in the header section, but if I just type meter={138}, just the number is printed. But I want to have a quater note, fo

Dynamic page size

Hi! Is it possible to specify the page size to dynamically relate to the content? For example, is it possible to create a single system page with dynamic width, corresponding to the number and the width of the bars? (Like Finale Scroll View?) Regards / Jonas Nyström _

Specifying meter in the header of the printed sheet

Hello all, I must be blind. I just cannot find how to specify the meter in the header correctly neither in the documentation nor in the web. :( I know about the meter tag in the header section, but if I just type meter={138}, just the number is printed. But I want to have a quater note, folloe

Re: question about the documentation

On 12 May 2007, at 20:08, Valentin Villenave wrote: while translating I found this sentence in the Docs Version 2.11.23 chapter 6.1.7: What does the fifth do here? Wouldn't it be better to say: "inside the same octave" or something like this? It seems I don't understand this passage.

Re: question about the documentation

Le samedi 12 mai 2007 à 20:00 +0300, Till Rettig a écrit : > Hi, > > while translating I found this sentence in the Docs Version 2.11.23 > chapter 6.1.7: > > "In the example below, the first check passes without incident, since > the e (in relative mode) is within a fifth of a'. However, the seco

Re: question about the documentation

2007/5/12, Till Rettig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hi, while translating I found this sentence in the Docs Version 2.11.23 chapter 6.1.7: What does the fifth do here? Wouldn't it be better to say: "inside the same octave" or something like this? It seems I don't understand this passage. Why is

question about the documentation

Hi, while translating I found this sentence in the Docs Version 2.11.23 chapter 6.1.7: "In the example below, the first check passes without incident, since the |e| (in |relative| mode) is within a fifth of |a'|. However, the second check produces a warning, since the |e| is not within a fif

Re: moving bar line engraver to staff level

Laura Conrad laymusic.org> writes: > > > I think this is a bug, but since I don't usually rely on the default > bar line engraver, I'm sending this to user in case I'm doing > something really dumb. > > The attached file is in 2/2, and should start with a partial measure, > in both parts. > >