To convert a midi file in lilypond source the command on manual is:
midi2ly [option]... midi-file, but for me this is not clear can anyone give
me an example more explicit
thanks at all claudio
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2007/8/8, Fairchild <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> By stumbling around, found a way to insert a \markup string in \chords.
> LSR Worthy?
Definitely.
It's strange, though, that one can no longer include native \markups
in chordmode, as \figuremode implements it perfectly...
Regards,
Valentin
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2007/8/8, Neil Thornock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> For the life of me I can't figure out why the lyrics in the bass line
> collide in the following snippet (below).
That's because (IIUC) LilyPond tries to align the lyrics with the
first Voice it founds. In case you want to add different lyrics, with
Thanks Peter for your response earlier, it got me working!
For the life of me I can't figure out why the lyrics in the bass line
collide in the following snippet (below).
If I use only the bass line, it looks fine - but when combined with the
soprano line, I get strange collisions and stuff. It
Victor -
By stumbling around, found a way to insert a \markup string in \chords.
Note what happens if \hspace #-2 is deleted or set to +n. If "tacet"
instead of "Tacet" a little bit of "C" peeks around the \whiteout. Any
other way to inhibit printing the "C" ?
LSR Worthy?
2007/8/8, Peter Terpstra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Indeed, indeed, your'e rigth. Never had this problem with it before, but I'm
> a beginner :-)
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the next time you post a question on the list; it makes much easier
for everyone to br
Neil Thornock in
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> Here's my path, something I don't fully understand but seems like it
> should work.
#echo $PATH
Should show the path to lilypond.
if not put "PATH=/usr/local/bin/:$PATH; export $PATH" in your ~.profile or
~/.zprofile (if you use zsh). It wil also work in
Hello folks,
I'm getting linux set up (gentoo) with lily, but for some reason the path
refuses to work. I can run the command /usr/local/bin/lilypond just fine on
a file, but the command "lilypond" returns a "command not found." (I'd like
to get this to work so I can compile from vim.)
Here's m
Did this feature get implemented, or is Arvid's \include workaround still the
only option?
If it has been implemented, how do I do it in 2.11.28? I can't find anything
about it in the docs (looked under RestCollision along with its Engraver and
-interface).
Thanks,
Charlotte.
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Damian leGassick in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> :
> the extra count is because the \time 3/4 is ignored as it's not
> between the braces
Indeed, indeed, your'e rigth. Never had this problem with it before, but I'm
a beginner :-)
Kind Regards,
Peter
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hi peter
the extra count is because the \time 3/4 is ignored as it's not
between the braces
neil's scaling works if you change the snippet to this:
\version "2.10.25"
\new Staff
\relative c''
<<
{ \time 3/4
\key g \major
\override Staff.NoteColli
Neil Puttock in
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> Yes, by scaling the dotted note:
>
> a'4.*2/3
Thanks for your answer, but now i get an extra count.
Maybe this is a better example:
\version "2.10.25"
\new Staff
\time 3/4
\relative c'' << {\key g \major
\override Staff.NoteCollision #'merge-differentl
Hi Peter,
I would like to have a dot for the a4 without shifting the other notes.
>
> Is this possible?
Yes, by scaling the dotted note:
a'4.*2/3
Regards,
Neil
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Am Dienstag, 7. August 2007 schrieb Paul Scott:
> |2.11.27 or so.
>
> scoreTitleMarkup |(10.2.2 Custom titles) sounds like a great idea but
> not as it seems to be implemented. Movement names are normally
> different for different movements so putting it in the paper block
> doesn't seem to make s
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