Hello,
I've noticed that when I use \bar "||", any repeat sign that follows
it is omitted. I've pasted a snippet demonstrating this issue here:
http://www.pastie.org/pastes/2125208/text
Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong?...Jesse
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> Can you post the text of your makefile so we can see what you've tried so far?
PIECE=ritual
INCDIR=include
INCS=$(INCDIR)/defs.ly \
$(INCDIR)/three-stroke-ruff.ily \
$(INCDIR)/single-drag.ily
$(PIECE).pdf: main.ly $(INCS)
lilypond $(OPTS) -o $(PIECE) $<; \
if test -f "
Hello,
I'm trying to write a makefile for a simple project with the following
directory layout:
ritual/
|-- Makefile
|-- build/
|-- include
|-- |-- defs.ily
|-- |-- three-stroke-ruff.ily
|-- |-- single-drag.ily
|-- |-- ...
|-- main.ly
I'd like to have the makefile rebuild the project and place t
Hello,
I'm trying to break up a project into smaller files. I have global
definitions in one file (global.ily), the main \score block in
main.ly, and each part of the score in separate files. When I had
everything in a single file, I had no issues compiling, but putting
the definitions in their ow
Hello,
I'm trying to place text above a system that is aligned with the left
margin, as in the following scan:
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/9593/scanfs.jpg
I tried rehearsal marks but the text tends to fall off the left
margin. I also tried attaching the markup to the first note of the
sys
this is not the proper venue for development-version
issues, but because it had to do with an issue I had in the stable
version, I thought it might be appropriate to post it here...Jesse
On 04/13/2011 04:05 AM, -Eluze wrote:
Jesse Engle-3 wrote:
What I wanted was for the first row of text
I'm having an issue with stacking markup text in the correct order. The
example input follows.
%%%
\version "2.12.3"
\new DrumStaff \new DrumVoice \drummode {
\stemUp
sn4:16_"L"_"R" ~ sn4->_"L"_"R"
sn4:16_"R"_"L" ~ sn4->_"R"_"L"
}
%%
Hi everyone,
I want to add instrument names to each voice in a DrumStaff before any
of the musical content begins, to create a key that shows which
limbs/instruments correspond to which note.
I've uploaded an example from the book I'm trying to emulate so you
can see what I mean:
http://jengle.w
core.
How can I do this?
- Jesse Engle
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Mark, you could actually avoid using a computer at all. Instead, just
read a musical passage aloud, stating the names of the notes. I did
this when I needed to learn to read alto and tenor clefs.
For key signatures, just make flash cards. You're guaranteed to learn
them faster that way.
You could
It's not a matter of whether the actual analysis of a musical passage
is right or wrong, the issue is whether or not the software can help
us make the analytical symbols look better, clearer and more concise
-- precisely what Lilypond is all about, if I am not mistaken --
without breaking too much
st talked about, including figured bass...
At any rate, what are my options?
Thanks!
- Jesse
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 2:43 AM, Mats Bengtsson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jesse Engle wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to display roman numeral symbols in Lilypond?
>>
>>
>
> Of c
Is it possible to display roman numeral symbols in Lilypond?
- Jesse
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Or, if you're using Windows, you can download GNU tar and bzip2 here:
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/gtar.htm
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/bzip2.htm
You would run these commands on the command line (Start>Run...>"cmd"):
bzip2 -d filename.tar.bz2
tar -xvf filename.tar
- Je
Coffer,
Thanks for the good example, though are there any other uses for
reusing existing contexts other than setting lyrics?
- Jesse
On 6/3/08, coffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Kieren MacMillan wrote:
>>
>> Hi Jesse,
>>
>>> If \context allegedly allows one to add notes to an existing con
If \context allegedly allows one to add notes to an existing context,
why does the following example not do so?
\version "2.10.33"
\new Staff = "mycontext" \relative c' { c4 d e f g2. }
\context Staff = "mycontext" \relative c' { g'4 g f e d c1 }
On 6/2/08, James E. Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
I'm having trouble understanding context creation using \new and
\context, *especially* when the context is given a name. The manual
offers just one explicit example of how this is used, but I can't make
sense of it. Could anyone here please explain in layman's terms?
Thank
file. Do any of
you have a makefile for this type of thing laying around?
Thanks!
Jesse Engle
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seem to work. How can I accomplish this?
Jesse Engle
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