I'm not an expert, but try:
\revert Stem #'beamed-lengths
-Carl
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 13:53:01 +0100, Jean-marc LEGRAND
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> ...
> I have to adjust the stem length of several notes beamed together.
> ...
> \override Stem #'beamed-lengths = #'(4) a8 [b c d e f]
>
>
> Is t
> On 12-Feb-05, at 4:38 PM, Carl Bolstad wrote:
> > I've been using (and loving!) LilyPond for about six months, and now I
> > need to make a tweak that I just can't figure out. I have moved a note
> > over a little bit, but I can't move the ledger line for i
Hello list!
I've been using (and loving!) LilyPond for about six months, and now I
need to make a tweak that I just can't figure out. I have moved a note
over a little bit, but I can't move the ledger line for it to match.
Maybe there's an easier way to move a note over just a little bit that
will
this possible to do in Lilypond? Thanks!
Sure - it's in the documentation, but in short, just append an
exclamation point to the note, for example:
fis!
Carl Bolstad
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all goes well, it will produce a .pdf, a .ps, and a .mid file of your
music. See the documentation for more details, either online or on your
hard drive (mine's at
C:\cygwin\usr\share\doc\lilypond-2.2.2\index.html), especially the tutorial.
Good luck!
Carl Bolstad
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prompt type, for example, "lilypond test.ly". This
gives me all of the output that my Linux box would, and it stays there
until I quit Cygwin. Plus, I can run LilyPond many times while I'm
tweaking the output without having to re-start Cygwin each time
