Thank you!
On Thu, 30 Jan 2025 at 07:29, Lukas-Fabian Moser wrote:
> > One small thing: when I compile the .ly file, I'm seeing this in the log:
> >
> > ((# . "do")
> > (# . "re")
> > (# . "mi")
> > ...more...
> > (# . "tey"))
> >
> > It gets noisy, especially with longer pieces. How can I r
One small thing: when I compile the .ly file, I'm seeing this in the log:
((# . "do")
(# . "re")
(# . "mi")
...more...
(# . "tey"))
It gets noisy, especially with longer pieces. How can I remove this?
(I studied your code for any display or write or format commands, but
I found none)
Whoop
One small thing: when I compile the .ly file, I'm seeing this in the log:
((# . "do")
(# . "re")
(# . "mi")
...more...
(# . "tey"))
It gets noisy, especially with longer pieces. How can I remove this? (I
studied your code for any display or write or format commands, but I found
none)
Cheers,
That's amazing Lukas! :chefkiss:
Thanks so much.
Drew
On Wed, 29 Jan 2025 at 15:47, Lukas-Fabian Moser wrote:
> Hi Drew,
>
> ... which is great, since it means that the noteNameFunction gets called
>> with the current context (as opposed to only a pitch), which means we can
>> read the tonic fro
Hi Drew,
... which is great, since it means that the noteNameFunction gets
called with the current context (as opposed to only a pitch),
which means we can read the tonic from the context and do not need
to write our own engraver (whose job it would be to read the
context's t
Hello Stu,
> I sometimes add sticking to drum scores to assist readers by showing the
> preferred hand for each stroke.
>
> I'm aware of the ability to change the horizontal position of lyrics
> using '\override LyricText.self-alignment-X'.
>
> When I use '= #LEFT', the lyric is under the notehe
