> I was searching in the Index for 'flageolet' instead of '\flageolet'.
> I global search of 'flageolet' and following every result determined
> this.
This is an artifact of our ancient `texi2html` version which are we
are currently still forced to use. In the PDF manual, the index
entries look
>> I happened to be checking tuplet notation in Gould today, and it
>> strikes me that the default LilyPond treatment of tuplet brackets
>> shown by that example does not follow her clear default rule (which
>> is also stated by Ross, and followed without comment by Stone and
>> loosely (!) by Rea
Le mercredi 19 avril 2023 à 23:13 +0100, Paul Hodges a écrit :
> I happened to be checking tuplet notation in Gould today, and it strikes me
> that the default LilyPond treatment of tuplet brackets shown by that example
> does not follow her clear default rule (which is also stated by Ross, and
From: Lukas-Fabian Moser
on https://twitter.com/spagnolo_mic/status/1648702871112671232, someone
(obviously a MuseScore developer) posted an analysis of a
Sibelius/MuseScore comparison.
I took the liberty of adding a LilyPond version in case anybody is
interested, compiled with today
> There is something I do not like about the fret diagrams in
> Lilypond:
>
> The diagrams are "open" on the side pointing towards the bridge of
> the instrument, with the strings "sticking out" on that side. How
> could I achieve closed rectangles in Lilypond like e.g. the
> "MusFrets" font does
Hello Werner, hello Bophead,
this is actually very trivial to tweak. It requires an adaptation of a single
line and maybe some mechanism of specification. The appended file modifies the
relevant code in such a way that fret-diagram-details.extra-string-length can
be used to specify the extended
> There is something I do not like about the fret diagrams in
> Lilypond:
>
> The diagrams are "open" on the side pointing towards the bridge of
> the instrument, with the strings "sticking out" on that side. How
> could I achieve closed rectangles in Lilypond like e.g. the
> "MusFrets" font doe
There is something I do not like about the fret diagrams in Lilypond:
The diagrams are "open" on the side pointing towards the bridge of the
instrument, with the strings "sticking out" on that side. How could I
achieve closed rectangles in Lilypond like e.g. the "MusFrets" font does?
https://www.
John McWilliam writes:
> I’m trying to get a tie to cross the barline into a split voice
> measure. I have tried with and without the \voiceOne command but
> cannot get this to work. Can any one help me?
First let's point out everything you get "cargo-cult" wrong, having it
resemble working cons
John,
Le mercredi 19 avril 2023 à 16:25 +0200, John McWilliam a écrit :
> Hi,
> I’m trying to get a tie to cross the barline into a split
> voice measure. I have tried with and without the \voiceOne command but cannot
> get this to work. Can any one help me?
>
There are several
Le mercredi 19 avril 2023 à 09:44 -0400, William Rehwinkel via LilyPond user
discussion a écrit :
> Dear list,
>
> I use the following stencil (which is derived the bracketify-stencil
> procedure from lilypond) to draw editorial brackets around rests.
>
> The output looks very nice and more pr
Hi, I’m trying to get a tie to cross the barline into a split voice measure. I have tried with and without the \voiceOne command but cannot get this to work. Can any one help me? John McWilliam Sent from Mail for Windows
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Dear list,
I use the following stencil (which is derived the bracketify-stencil
procedure from lilypond) to draw editorial brackets around rests.
The output looks very nice and more preferable for my use than using
\parenthesize (mainly because it changes in size for quarter note
rests). How
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