Dynamics and markup inside tuplet bracket

How does one go about getting dynamics and/or markup inside a tuplet bracket? \version "2.19.34" \relative c'' { \tuplet 5/4 { c^\mf bes^\markup { x } fis d ges } } I can get slurs inside the bracket with avoid-slur settings, but not dynamics or text. Andrew ___

Re: How to shift stem from one side of a note to the other side

Hi Cynthia, If you remove all the overrides and leave it as is you get a more legible effect in my view. As Keiran says, the example you show is a strange engaving choice. In general it’s better to avoid stems on the other side in this particular sort of case unless there are strong musical and

Re: How to shift stem from one side of a note to the other side

Hi Cynthia, > I’m engraving a piece that has what appears to me to be an unusual-looking > polyphonic chord (beat 3, music is \time 4/4): Um… As far as I can tell, this is a very non-conventional engraving choice. 1. Was the original hand-engraved, or Finale/Sibelius/other? 2. Must you copy the

Re: How to shift stem from one side of a note to the other side

Hi, May be you can use something like: \score {   <<{g'2 e'4 s}\\{e'2 4 }\\{s2 \override  Stem.stencil=##f f'}>> } Happy new year, Jean Le jeudi 31 décembre 2015 à 12:33 -0600, Cynthia Karl a écrit : > (note newfound knowledge used to create a new topic without hijacking > a thread.) > > I’m en

How to shift stem from one side of a note to the other side

(note newfound knowledge used to create a new topic without hijacking a thread.) I’m engraving a piece that has what appears to me to be an unusual-looking polyphonic chord (beat 3, music is \time 4/4): So far the closest I can come to that chord is: with the following code: StemShift.ly

Re: Spacing of single beat "percent" repeats

> > > Not sure I'd agree, but it's already configureable: > > \override DoubleRepeatSlash.slash-negative-kern = #1.4 > %%default is 1.6 > > Cheers, > Harm > Thanks, Harm, Ralph -- Ralph Palmer Brattleboro, VT USA palmer.r.vio...@gmail.com ___ lilyp

Re: Spacing of single beat "percent" repeats

2015-12-31 14:57 GMT+01:00 Ralph Palmer : > Greetings - > > I request that we increase the space between "percent" repeats of mixed > value beats in order to increase legibility. > > The current spacing shown in > LilyPond — Notation Reference v2.19.34 (development-branch). >

"Percent" repeats for mixed value beats with 32-notes

Greetings - The Putney (VT) Community Orchestra, under Cailin Mason, recently performed the Overture to Phedre by Massenet. In the viola part, there is a use of percent repeats that makes sense but is not supported by LilyPond and is not directly covered by either Gould ("Behind Bars:") or Read ("

Re: Ossia with dashed span bars

Ralph, On Thursday, December 31, 2015, Ralph Palmer wrote: > On Thu, Dec 31, 2015 at 1:28 AM, tisimst > wrote: > >> Ralph, >> >> Ralph Palmer wrote >> > [...] I need dashed span bars between the lower normal staff and >> > the ossia staff. >> >> Here's one way to do it. >> >> %<-- S

Re: Apply \editionMod to grace note

Hi Jan-Peter, just shortly (preparations here as well ...) openLilyLib will become a new core-only library, implementing the core module handling, logging, option handling etc. functionality. Everything that is now in subdirectories of /ly will be moved/reimplemented as separate repositories tha

Re: Apply \editionMod to grace note

Hi Urs and Kieren, why it doesn't work on voice-level, I can't tell (right now), but at least I also came across that issue (is it an issue?). But addressing partials and grace-notes in time works the that way. There are two (for me) workable edition-engraver-versions, which are able to addres

Re: Ossia with dashed span bars

On Thu, Dec 31, 2015 at 1:28 AM, tisimst wrote: > Ralph, > > Ralph Palmer wrote > > [...] I need dashed span bars between the lower normal staff and > > the ossia staff. > > Here's one way to do it. > > %<-- SNIP > > > %<-- SNIP > > HTH, >

Re: changePitch and ties

Gilles THIBAULT wrote >> Would it be possible to tell changePitch to automatically repeat the >> pitch >> of a tied note? > Well, i have just read your message just yesterday. Sorry. > Here is a function that automatically repeats the pitch > of a tied note. > I'll try to include it in a next relea