I am using BendAfter and the lines extend to the next note or rest, sometimes
creating "flying" lines at the top of the next page of the score.
Is there a way to limit the length of the line? A #maximum-length command of
sorts?
cheers,
Andrea
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I just downloaded 2.15.10 and it's working, but after reading your email, I
checked, and sure enough, it says it's 2.14.2. I think it's just a mistake,
because the real 2.14.2 was not working and 2.15.9 and 2.15.10 are.
cheers,
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I did read that message, but it wasn't clear to me whether that was for
regular schmoes like me or only for developers. But I'll give it a whirl...
Thanks!
Andrea
flup2 wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Is seems that the last beta release (2.15.9) fixes the problem. You can
> down download it from http:/
Any suggestions for people who a) don't really know how to use terminal and
b) can't get JEdit to work properly either?
flup2 wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> As mentionned here (
> http://old.nabble.com/Error-opening-2.14.2-td32140373.html
> http://old.nabble.com/Error-opening-2.14.2-td32140373.html
This snippet seems to do the trick:
global = { \repeat unfold 3 { \time 4/4 \once \override Staff.TimeSignature
#'stencil = ##f { s1*4 } \bar "" \break { s1*4 }
The override of the stencil removes the extra time signatures; the once
command ensures that not all of the time signatures throughout
When I use \repeat unfold, it changes the time signatures in the parts —
actually it adds them to the ones that are already there. When I only use it
once, it simply breaks the first system.
http://old.nabble.com/file/p32000936/Screen%2Bshot%2B2011-07-05%2Bat%2B6.13.08%2BPM.png
I didn't use \
ndering if the fall-offs or
the glissandi are creating problems.
cheers,
Andrea
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 3:05 PM, Neil Puttock wrote:
> On 5 July 2011 17:01, Andrea La Rose wrote:
>
> > I've reduced the example to just viola 3 & 4 and included only up to the
> > part
Dear Phil,
I've reduced the example to just viola 3 & 4 and included only up to the
part where it stops working properly. The first line breaks mid-measure as
I'd like, without my having to do anything special. But the second system
runs off the page. Thoughts?
cheers,
Andrea
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Dear Collective Wisdom,
I'm at it again and trying new things. It looks promising, but still not
working right.
I looked at this snippet again:
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.14/Documentation/snippets/rhythms#printing-music-with-different-time-signatures
And realized I missed this little tidbit:
gl
Jan-Peter,
That is fantastic work! Thanks for sharing it. Unfortunately, neither my
math nor my coding skills are anywhere near yours.
Another issue is that I am creating a score where only parts exist at this
point. (There was a handwritten score that I made the parts from, but that's
on the o
rs,
> Andrea
>
>
> On 5/30/11 1:08 AM, Andrea La Rose wrote:
>
>
>
>
> It seems to me that there are two things preventing line breaking:
>
> 1) because you moved the Bar_line_engraver to the Staff context, you
>
I looked at the manual for \scaleDurations:
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.12/input/lsr/lilypond-snippets/Rhythms#Changing-time-signatures-inside-a-polymetric-section-using-_005cscaleDurations
But the image example that's there is not what I want the music to look
like. The image I posted is what I w
Xavier,
Sweetie, it's been a headache already! I'll give the \scaleDurations a go
and report back... Thanks!
cheers,
Andrea
Xavier Scheuer wrote:
>
> Maybe you should play with \scaleDurations in order to have a bar
> that happen effectively _at the same moment_ in every staff and \break
>
Urs,
The staves aren't grouped because they all have independent time signatures.
None of the bars line up until after 10 minutes of music has gone by. I
tried manually entering invisible bar lines, but that had no effect.
I attached the .ly file to my original post, but here's a screen shot:
ht
Urs,
I read about hidden barlines and the \break command in the documentation,
too; and tried using them strategically across all eight parts, but that
hasn't worked. It simply un-beamed anything that is beamed.
cheers,
Andrea
Urs Liska-4 wrote:
>
> I'm absolutely no expert here, but did you
Laura,
Yes, I've got that in there. Still no page/line breaks, however. Thanks for
trying!
cheers,
Andrea
Laura Conrad wrote:
>
>
> I haven't looked at your piece, but what I do with the Renaissance music
> where there's no good place for Lily to break the score is:
>
> \con
Phil,
Thanks for responding. Do keep in mind that this is only an excerpt of a 40
minute piece. I excerpted enough so that the problem would be apparent. So I
realize that everything in the excerpt is unequal and therefore confusing.
There is about 10-minutes-worth of this kind of polymetry, so n
Dear Collective Wisdom,
I posted here about a year ago about my piece. You were all very helpful and
I hope you can help me once again. Yes, it's the same pesky piece.
I've entered all the parts and need to finish editing it. I can't seem to
get it to paginate properly. I've tried inserting \bar
Dear Urs,
No worries! I was just kidding. I still write everything on paper
first. (I'm a newbie to lilypond, but not to composition...)
cheers,
Andrea
On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 11:17 AM, Urs Liska wrote:
> Am 12.07.2010 11:03, schrieb Andrea La Rose:
>>
>> ...
>>
Dear Neil P.,
Does the forbid_line_break have to go under \Voice or can it go under \Staff?
In the meantime, I have temporarily solved my pagination woes by
making an imaginary 2m long piece of paper, simply to be able to make
edits!
Thanks for your help. I may never write another polymetric pie
Dear Hans,
I've got the same issue! I'll post if I find a solution... My current
plan is to try to find a good spot in each part to force a common line
break and then put in the \break command.
cheers,
Andrea
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Dear Phil,
Thanks again for your help. It was a brackets 'n' braces problem all
along! Seeing your copied example helped me see that (why that didn't
work when actually looking at the documentation, I don't know...).
I understood what the code was supposed to do, but it wasn't doing it
— because
Dear Collective Wisdom,
I've almost got it! It was indeed an order of operations issue.
Despite reading the manual, I wasn't clear on this, so I made a
mini-primer:
*
\version "b.l.a.h"
\layout { blah }
\header { blah }
\new Score {
\relative c' {
% << tells the progr
Dear Phil,
Thanks for your reply.
I used that exact code that you pasted, minus everything after the
comment because I copied and pasted it into my own document.
(aside: If this helps, I'm trying to put these eight parts into one
score: http://reloadsanear.com/composition/putrefaction.html)
Fir
Dear Collective Wisdom,
I am a lilypond noob using version 2.12.3.
I am working on making a score for a piece where each part has its own
independent time signatures like this example ""Staves with different
time signatures, unequal bar lengths":
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.12/Documentation/user/l
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