extending tempo

I'm looking for a way to further extend the tempo mark I know about the simple version \relative c'' { \tempo \markup { \concat { \bold "Andante appasionata " "(" \lower #-0.5 \note {4} #UP " (" \lower #-0.5 \note {4.} #UP ") = 42)" } } a1 Now

Re[2]: trillspan

iendelijke groet, Erik Appeldoorn -- Origineel bericht -- Van: "Valentin Petzel" Aan: "Lilypond" CC: "E Appeldoorn" Verzonden: 16-3-2022 19:58:22 Onderwerp: Re: trillspan Hello Erik, \startTrillSpan is a post event, so you need to specify it after the note you

trillspan

I wanted to move a TrillSpann downwards to within the bar on the middle barline. I finaly came up with \once \override TrillSpanner.Y-offset = #-2 \startTrillSpan a4*5 \stopTrillSpan But got an error 'unbound TrillSpannEvent' and nothing has changed. So how do I move that TrillSpanner southward

Re[2]: Splitting voices

Thanks Lukas, I would never have figured that out. -- Origineel bericht -- Van: "Lukas-Fabian Moser" Aan: "E Appeldoorn" ; "Lilypond" Verzonden: 17-2-2022 22:08:09 Onderwerp: Re: Splitting voices Hi Erik, I have a score consisting of 5 strings. Near

Splitting voices

I have a score consisting of 5 strings. Near the end all instrument voices (except the bass) split into two. The top voice being a solo, and the bottom one the rest. I have managed this for one voice, but can't figure out how to add second violin, viola, and cello in the same manner, then addin

Re[2]: possible bug?

\new Staff { c'16 d' e' d' e' d' c' d' f' e' d' c' } >> There are no words. The embellished notes just disappear. Sorry if I misunderstood. vriendelijke groet, Erik Appeldoorn -- Origineel bericht -- Van: "Valent

Re[2]: possible bug?

t;Lukas-Fabian Moser" Aan: "E Appeldoorn" ; "Hans Aikema" ; "lilypond-user@gnu.org" Verzonden: 25-12-2021 21:14:18 Onderwerp: Re: possible bug? Hi Erik, Just showing one other bar that looks suddenly awfull with strict spacing << \new Staff \relat

Re[2]: possible bug?

being a bug. PS I did not expect to get stuck, but it seems that the end result in this score leaves to be desired. -- Origineel bericht -- Van: "Lukas-Fabian Moser" Aan: "E Appeldoorn" ; "lilypond-user@gnu.org" Verzonden: 25-12-2021 20:44:22 Onderwer

Re[2]: possible bug?

While the strict note spacing does solve the problems lilypond throws up during this bar it does create a load more along the way in other bars. Just showing one other bar that looks suddenly awfull with strict spacing << \new Staff \relative c'' { es4-- r8 \tuplet 5/4 {f32([ ges as ges f)]

possible bug?

HI all and merry christmas A couple of weeks ago I had a question about a spacing problem I have in a score. After many trials that did not solve anything I'm coming to the conclusion that there might be a bug with the \appoggiatura and the \acciaccatura. I did try the options you then gave me

Re[2]: justify

The score is in 4/4 throughout. Perhave I have made a mistake somewhere that I now can't trace. vriendelijke groet, Erik Appeldoorn -- Origineel bericht -- Van: "Lukas-Fabian Moser" Aan: "E Appeldoorn" ; "lilypond-user@gnu.org" Verzonden: 1-12-2

Re[2]: justify

Lukas-Fabian Moser" Aan: "E Appeldoorn" ; "lilypond-user Mailing List (lilypond-user@gnu.org)" Verzonden: 1-12-2021 20:48:52 Onderwerp: Re: justify Hi Erik, please keep replies on-list so anybody can chime in and/or participate. Am 01.12.21 um 20:47 schrieb E Appeldo

justify

I have a score with multiple instruments where some instruments have the \appoggiatura, but the voices above (and/or) below are simple straight voices. When compiling the score the voice without the \appoggiatura looks uneven. There is extra space between the notes where in the other voice is t

\omit Staff.Barline (second installment)

In a score that has no barlines I have used \omit Staff.BarLine Which indeed leaves out the barlines. But the space and padding, which the barline would normally use, remain. %% \version "2.22.1" \fixed c { \time 4\4 \omit Staff.BarLine a4 a a a | b b b b } %% Would give a very visible differenc

\omit Staff.BarLine

In a score that has no barlines I have used \omit Staff.BarLine Which indeed leaves out the barlines. But the space and padding, which the barline would normally use, remain. %% \version "2.22.1" \fixed c { \time 4\4 \omit Staff.BarLine a4 a a a | b b b b } %% Would give a very visible differ

accidentalSugggestion

I would like to keep the accidental created above the e! within the bounds of the larger slur (from f2 ending on e1) This is what I came up with. The accidental is created but is kept above the slur. The internal documentation suggested to me this would work (it reads: inside adjusts the slur i

notehead

I'm looking for a way to create a note of indetermined length. It should look like a Breve. But at one line it may be 50*4 long. Then the line breaks and it might be 111*8 long (etc). But still looking the same. The note needs in all other ways to behave like a normal note. A real life example

notelength

I'm looking for a way of making a note of indetermined length that looks like a breve note. The note might be 50*4 on the first system, then the system automatically breaks. The note then gets tied to the new system where the note might be of 101*8 (or any other length). There would be no visib

error

Suddenly I get an error. Output still looks normal. I have updated to 2.22.0 quite a few months ago and have been working with that version since. Without any problems. Nothing has changed as far as I know Lilypond 2.22.0 for Windows errormessage: C:/Program Files (x86)/LilyPond/usr/share/lily

changes leads to error

For pieces I write I often use the format where the \time is presented as a number and a notehead. I have used the same code to do this for many a year withour a problem. However with the update to lilypond version 2.22.0 the solution is broken and returns a fatal error 'make-note-markup' and '

Re[3]: Multi non static substition

rgument in position 1: (# . #f) Afgesloten met returncode 1. -- Origineel bericht -- Van: "E Appeldoorn" Aan: "Andrew Bernard" Verzonden: 20-4-2019 12:16:36 Onderwerp: Re[2]: Multi non static substition Andrew, I will upgrade. As to leaving out the markup tex

Multi non static substition

I have defined this function in an include.ly file MyMarkup = { \markup \override #'(adjust-x-pos . 1.0) \override #'(adjust-length . 1.5) } I have found the explanation for non-static substitution in the documentation.

undertie with stanza

LP 2.18.2 I would like to use the \undertie for syllables in lyrics that should be kept together. The \undertie is input with the notes. The lyrics input in a lyric block. So far so good. But now I have several stanza. 1) This is my first text 2) This-is my se -- cond text Were ofcourse the