Re: outputting multiple parts from a score and 1 is not is not output

On Sun, Dec 07, 2008 at 08:22:35PM -0700, chip wrote: > My short piece prints on two pages, the score that is, not the parts. On > page one there is a large gap of white space between the two systems, > but on page 2 there is the expected small gap between them with the > large white space be

Re: outputting multiple parts from a score and 1 is not is not output

chip wiegand.org> writes: > > My short piece prints on two pages, the score that is, not the parts. On > page one there is a large gap of white space between the two systems, > but on page 2 there is the expected small gap between them with the > large white space below the second system. Wha

Re: printing individual parts from a multistaff score

On 12/7/08 7:40 PM, "chip" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I used the above code for each instrument, now I have a seperate .pdf > for each part, cool. But in the individual parts the multi-measure rests > have been expanded to many individual measure rests. Kind of funky. I'm > sure there's a

outputting multiple parts from a score and 1 is not is not output

Ok, heheh, I found the missing file. When lily outputs the multiple parts to individual files they are called filename.pdf filename-1.pdf filename-2.pdf etc etc I was looking for filename-1.pdf through filename-6.pdf but lo and behold! there is no -6 because of the aforementioned naming scheme.

outputting multiple parts from a score and 1 is not is not output

So as mentioned in a previous message I got this working - outputting multiple parts from a score. I just discovered that I am not getting all the parts defined. I have a 6 part score, use the \book command for 6 different instruments, but lily only creates 5 .pdf files. It is ignoring the firs

Re: printing individual parts from a multistaff score

The \book command is implicit whenever it is not explicitly put into the file explicitly. See 3.1.1 Introduction to the LilyPond file structure

Re: printing individual parts from a multistaff score

OK, looks like I figured it out - \book { \score { << \new Staff = "trumpet" \trumpet >> } } I used the above code for each instrument, now I have a seperate .pdf for each part, cool. But in the individual parts the multi-measure rests have been expanded to many i

Re: printing individual parts from a multistaff score

Or, You could put *all* the notes for each of the different parts into one long file called notes.ly: gtrOneNotes = { ...Guitar I notes... } gtrTwoNotes = { ...Guitar II notes... } otherInstrumentNotes = { ...other Instrument notes... } and do \include "notes.ly" in every part file and in the

Re: printing individual parts from a multistaff score

Graham Percival wrote: On Sun, Dec 07, 2008 at 06:10:02PM -0700, chip wrote: I have written a conductors score that contains parts for 6 instruments, now how do I print the individual instruments sheet music? I can't find this info in the manuals. Tutorial, 2.5.1 LM 3.1 LM Templates

Re: printing individual parts from a multistaff score

A better way to approach this is to write a separate file for each of the parts, and then use \include to assemble the conductor's score. In fact, I even do my individual parts this way by saving just the notes in separate files and then using \include to recall those files in the parts. For ex

Re: automatic beams over rests

Stefan Thomas wrote: > it would be great if one could switch on the beams over > rests automatically. Carl D. Sorensen wrote: > This would require a rewrite of the AutoBeaming code > ...Maybe I can take a stab at it over the Christmas holiday. Carl, That would be awesome. - Mark _

Re: automatic beams over rests

On 12/7/08 10:41 AM, "Stefan Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear Mark, > thanks for Your answer. I knew that it is possible, to get the beamnings with > putting the beams and the music into the same context. But I wanted to ask, if > there is maybee a possibilitie to do this fully automat

Re: printing individual parts from a multistaff score

On Sun, Dec 07, 2008 at 06:10:02PM -0700, chip wrote: > I have written a conductors score that contains parts for 6 instruments, > now how do I print the individual instruments sheet music? I can't find > this info in the manuals. Tutorial, 2.5.1 LM 3.1 LM Templates ... oh, also LM 5.3 Scores

printing individual parts from a multistaff score

I have written a conductors score that contains parts for 6 instruments, now how do I print the individual instruments sheet music? I can't find this info in the manuals. ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailm

Re: whole rests are not centered in the measure

Hi Chip, Would be nice to be able to center the rests between the bar line and the first note in the measure. You can certainly make that happen with some clever coding/tweaking… However, it's not standard engraving practice: just like notes, performers wanT (need) to see the rest *precise

Re: whole rests are not centered in the measure

Yep, that was correct, thanks. I discovered that R2 results in an error, too bad. My half rests and quarter rests are left aligned, likes bad. Very small space between left bar line and very large space between rest and the first note in the measure. Would be nice to be able to center the rests

Re: automatic beams over rests

Dear Mark, thanks for Your answer. I knew that it is possible, to get the beamnings with putting the beams and the music into the same context. But I wanted to ask, if there is maybee a possibilitie to do this fully automatically. I know that there is a possibilitie to do this in Finale and Sibeliu

Re: LilypondTool installation problem

> 2008/12/7 Steven Padalino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >> I've installed JEdit 4.3pre13 on my Kubuntu 8.04 PC, but the LilypondTool >> plug-in is not listed as an available download in the Plug-in Manager. How >> do I get it? I haven't found any help for this on the JEdit and >> LilypondTool web site

Re: automatic beams over rests

Stefan, see http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2008-11/msg00213.html - Mark ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user

Re: LilypondTool installation problem

Just open in LilypondTool the Plugin Manager, got to install, a list of pluings will be downloaded and you can install the Lilypond plugin. Hope that helps. Hajo 2008/12/7 Steven Padalino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I've installed JEdit 4.3pre13 on my Kubuntu 8.04 PC, but the LilypondTool > plug-in

LilypondTool installation problem

I've installed JEdit 4.3pre13 on my Kubuntu 8.04 PC, but the LilypondTool plug-in is not listed as an available download in the Plug-in Manager. How do I get it? I haven't found any help for this on the JEdit and LilypondTool web sites. Steve ___ l

Re: Pagelayout for incipits

Although I do not have yet a complete solution but a starter, it were three hints: 1. Introduction What symbols to engrave (The first time I understood how the interpreter works) 2." Music representation 3. 4.1 An example of a musicological document I was caught by my templates i.e. Page lay

Re: Pagelayout for incipits

Hajo Dezelski wrote: Dear me, I started to read the new documentation and: I thought too complicated. The solution was more trivial than I expected. By the way the documentation is really excellent. The last time I looked a year ago I had some problems and solved my problems by trial and error

Re: Again: Whole Bar Rests and Unmetered Music

2008/12/6 Reinhold Kainhofer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> 2. How can i tell lilypond to "draw" whole rest instead of breve >> (double)? > > You can't, since it's hardcoded to use a breve rest for ALL measure lengths >>=2 (i.e. >= 4/2)... It's not a very elegant solution, but you could override the s

Re: automatic beams over rests

Stefan Thomas-3 wrote: > > Dear lilypond-users, > I have a question: is it possible, to get the beams in the below quoted > example automatically? > \relative { r8 [ c 8] r8 [ r16 d] r16 [ e8. ] r8 [ d] } > i think the easiest way is to only write a beaming instruction where to start and where

Re: suppress page number

Am 07.12.2008 um 01:58 schrieb Mark Polesky: James, Insert this code at the top of your file: \version "2.11.65-1" \include "titling-init.ly" #(define (skip-two-page-numbers layout props arg) (if (or (> (chain-assoc-get 'page:page-number props -1) (+ (ly:output-def-lookup layo

Re: Pagelayout for incipits

Dear me, I started to read the new documentation and: I thought too complicated. The solution was more trivial than I expected. By the way the documentation is really excellent. The last time I looked a year ago I had some problems and solved my problems by trial and error. Now you find really w

automatic beams over rests

Dear lilypond-users, I have a question: is it possible, to get the beams in the below quoted example automatically? \relative { r8 [ c 8] r8 [ r16 d] r16 [ e8. ] r8 [ d] } Thanks, Stefan ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.g

Re: MediaWiki-Extension for Lilypond

lilypond -d safe foo.ly works here. Cheers, - Graham On Sun, Dec 07, 2008 at 03:05:07PM +0100, Hajo Dezelski wrote: >Thanks for the hint. Still have a problem. As far as I understood I have >to take the parameter -d and an option . But how is the correcht syntax? >lilypond -d safe >

Re: MediaWiki-Extension for Lilypond

Thanks for the hint. Still have a problem. As far as I understood I have to take the parameter -d and an option . But how is the correcht syntax? lilypond -d safe lilypond -d safe (#f) liypond -d #f I couldnt get it to work Cheers Hajo 2008/12/7 Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > On Sat, De

Re: MediaWiki-Extension for Lilypond

On Sat, Dec 06, 2008 at 11:14:50PM +0100, Hajo Dezelski wrote: > >I am using v. 11-64. > >I am not a php-programmer. Is there a solution to this problem or should I >drop the idea using lilypond within the mediawiki? Yes, there is a solution. That solution is to run lilypond --hel