I want to set a piece for guitar with LilyPond version 2.12.1. The score should
have three staves: sung melody, guitar regular notes, and guitar tablature.
Here is my basic starting point (my verbose ending point is provided in full at
the end of this message):
\version "2.12.1"
\score
> Fra: Simon Bailey
> Emne: Re: Crosses in tablature
> Til: "lilypond-user"
> Dato: Søndag 14. desember 2008 22.32
>
> hmm, is there any way to add 2.11.x compatible snippets to
> the LSR? atm, i can't add this snippet, as it
> doesn't seem to work with 2.10.x running on the lsr box.
I'm using
Simon,
again, thanks for your time.
>
This is intriguing. In tablature, I use \parenthesize to enclose grace notes in
parentheses:
<\parenthesize e\1>
which produces (0). But this doesn't leave any extra space for the parentheses,
the way space is left for the brackets when using \harmo
Simon,
YOU ARE THE MAN! Seriously. This works like a charm -- ought to be included in
the manual, or uploaded to the LilyPond Snippet Repository, so that other
people can find it easily. (How did you go about writing such a complex piece
of code, anyway?)
My only small complaint is that the cr
Simon,
YOU ARE THE MAN! Seriously. This works like a charm -- ought to be included in
the manual, or uploaded to the LilyPond Snippet Repository, so that other
people can find it easily. (How did you go about writing such a complex piece
of code, anyway?)
My only small complaint is that the cr
Hi and thanks to everyone who has helped me so far.
I'd like to display a few notes as crosses in the TabStaff context. For REGULAR
staffs, the following indeed works:
\new Staff {
\override NoteHead #'style = #'cross
c c c c
% To switch back:
\override NoteHead #'
I am using LilyPond 2.10.33 to arrange a few Radiohead tunes, so in the
composer field I want to write the following long text which spans two lines:
Words and Music by Thomas Yorke, Jonathan Greenwood,
Edward O'Brien, Philip Selway and Colin Greenwood
The composer field is right-alig
I want to make a single staff begin with a bracket and a vertical line,
like this:
/ _
||_||
||_||
||_||
||_||
\
What I currently have is the following code,
\score {
