Le 2 janv. 08 à 23:07, Alasdair McAndrew a écrit :
I'm typesetting up a 17th century manuscript which contains eight
pieces. I'd like to place them all in a book which contains a title
page, table of contents, introduction etc. I'm very happy to use
LaTeX for this, but I'd like to see ex
I'm typesetting up a 17th century manuscript which contains eight pieces.
I'd like to place them all in a book which contains a title page, table of
contents, introduction etc. I'm very happy to use LaTeX for this, but I'd
like to see examples of other people's work. I've had a small look around
Mark Knoop wrote:
* Some of the notes are stacked on top of each other. (e.g., measure 4)
Should I just use padding to move each note individually?
Yes, I think so.
Not padding! Read about force-hshift in the subsection on
Collision resolution in "Polyphony".
You could try it in version 2
Alasdair McAndrew wrote:
1. I have used
\set Staff.midiInstrument = "viola"
but the midi output still seems to contain a piano sound in it.
It's as though I can add an instrument sound to the midi file,
but not turn off the default piano sound. What's going on, an
Dear Lilypond-users,
I have special a question:
I want to write a pedal-tremolo. Therefore I would like to change the
line-style of the piano-pedal bracket. I would like to have the same
kind of line which is also used for trill-spanners.
Can You tell me if and how it is possible?
Thanks,
Stefan
J. Cohen wrote:
I've managed to get this far on Lachrimae from the help that people on
the list have provided so far:
http://www.guitarmiami.com/tank/lachrimae.ly
http://www.guitarmiami.com/tank/lachrimae.pdf
I haven't been able to figure out a few things:
* Put some naturals in parentheses (e.
> * Put some naturals in parentheses (e.g., measures 8 and 9)
Section 6.1.3 in the manual ( c? will put accidental in parentheses)
> * Move rests to correct height. Many of the rests aren't appearing at
> the same height as their voices. (e.g., measures 3 and 7)
Section 6.1.9 (part 2) in the manu
Hi Clifford,
Like to say [1 quarter-notes per cm] or something like that?
I think the only way to do that would be to set the music, and then
manually \break the lines at whatever time-duration you want.
Hope this helps!
Kieren.
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I am transcribing music for some music books and I am generating EPS
files using lilypond-book.
I read the manual and looked at the newsgroup, seeing that line widths
are set using a block that defines the paper width:
\paper{
line-width=120\mm
}
I wondered if there was a way to set the lin
Francisco Vila wrote:
2008/1/2, Ole Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I overlooked that the \header(s) have to be inside the \score blocks
in the files (and than work only with
piece = " " and opus = " ") as described in the manual (mea culpa...)
So what would be the proper way to achieve
I've managed to get this far on Lachrimae from the help that people on
the list have provided so far:
http://www.guitarmiami.com/tank/lachrimae.ly
http://www.guitarmiami.com/tank/lachrimae.pdf
I haven't been able to figure out a few things:
* Put some naturals in parentheses (e.g., measures 8 and
Paul Scott wrote:
I'll check more in a few minutes but I never create a Staff of any
kind inside a \relative{ ... }. Try reversing the \relative and \new
Staff for each hand.
That shouldn't be an issue, see the following example:
\version "2.10.0"
\relative c'' <<
\new Staff {c d e f }
\ne
2008/1/2, Ole Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I overlooked that the \header(s) have to be inside the \score blocks
> in the files (and than work only with
> piece = " " and opus = " ") as described in the manual (mea culpa...)
So what would be the proper way to achieve little pieces with
different
David Fedoruk wrote:
one other problem with this piece is that when I render this code, I
have an extra treble clef above the two lines of staff I need. What is
the problem with the template I'm using?
## Code
\version "2.11.36 "
...
\score {
\
I overlooked that the \header(s) have to be inside the \score blocks
in the files (and than work only with
piece = " " and opus = " ") as described in the manual (mea culpa...)
ole
Am 02.01.2008 um 16:11 schrieb Kieren MacMillan:
Hi Ole,
only show the header from the second file.
The las
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
However, you can always turn the time signature engraver OFF for a
few bars
\override TimeSignature #'stencil = ##f
and then
\override TimeSignature #'stencil = ##t
This won't work, as far as I know!
(or \revert TimeSignature #'stencil)
Which is t
Hi Ole,
only show the header from the second file.
The last included bit of code will override any previous includes (or
explicit entries).
Or is there only one \header whatsoever?
There's only one title, subtitle, etc.
However, they may be included in separate \header blocks, even
sc
oops, I just posted again about this problem
it works perfect as you described it...
I had a vague memory that the \book command exists and read the
manual again only to see how to use the command and not if I have to
use it to achive my goal...
What is still unclear to me- There are \head
Hi Graham,
Firstly, I wanted to add my voice to the chorus of "Thanks!" for all
the work you've done -- Lilypond will miss you. =)
But secondly, I wanted to comment on the following:
I'm spend all my time writing music, so I don't have time!
When I try:
\book {
\markup { blah blah }
\include "Benedictus.ly"
}
I get:
Benedictus.ly:13.0: Fehler: syntax error, unexpected STRING
staffClarinet = \new Staff
my Benedictus.ly file looks like this:
staffClarinet = \new Staff {
blablabla(music)
}
staffTrumpet = \new Staff
As long as you only want a single output PDF file, there's
no need for a \book command. Just make a .ly file which
looks like:
\include "file1.ly"
\include "file2.ly"
% ...
Is there still information in the manual that gives you the
impression that you need \book in these circumstances?
I recal
I'm still on 2.10. But this could be a reason to upgrade!!!
Thanks,
Daf
On Jan 1, 2008 6:43 AM, Nicolas Sceaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Le 1 janv. 08 à 00:44, Jay Ricketts a écrit :
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm using \Book to put a hymnal together, and have hit a total snag
> > trying to get som
> LilyPond fully supports UTF-8. Just make sure your editor supports
> it and it is enabled.
... and make sure that you have the corresponding CJK fonts
installed. However, you might still suffer under the font problems
with current LilyPond releases on the Windows platform...
Werner
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