Re: Alternative notation for guitar 7th chords

Marten Visser planet.nl> writes: Follow-up: if I leave out \override ChordName.extra-spacing-width = #'(-1.25 . 1.25) it works, and indeed the seventh is displayed the way I'd like. What is the \override good for? From the name I gather it adds some extra spacing somewhere, bu

Re: Alternative notation for guitar 7th chords

ository.  Or you can write your own chordname exceptions, the procedure for which should be in the Notation reference. > > > On Dec 21, 2013, at 8:46 PM, Marten Visser planet.nl> wrote: > > > > Hi Lilyponders, > > > > Typesetting my masterpiece is drawing to comp

Alternative notation for guitar 7th chords

Hi Lilyponders, Typesetting my masterpiece is drawing to completion, and one fine point of typesetting remains. \chordmode { c1:7 } typesets the 7 as a superscript. I'd like to know how the 7 can be typeset on the baseline, like the m of a minor chord. I couldn't find any tweak that does that

Re: How to create proper horizontal offsets?

Eluze gmail.com> writes: > > hi Marten > > maybe my explanations were to short > > I send you an example code of what I mean (using your approach with cued > notes, but simplified to one consecutive voice) test1.ly > > > if somet

Re: How to create proper horizontal offsets?

Eluze gmail.com> writes: > when you transpose from as to c in the middle staff position the stem > direction changes - this is producing the warning about clashes. > > if you put the as in a voice with clear settings (\voiceOne,...) opposite to > that in the cued voice there will be no more c

Re: How to transpose a custom slur

Hi David, David Nalesnik gmail.com> writes: > > Hi again, > On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 6:08 PM, David Nalesnik gmail.com> wrote: > > Sorry, goofed the syntax... > >  should be >   \shape Slur #'((0 . 0.25) (1.5 . 1) (0 . 1) (0 . 0.5)) > Thanks for your quick answer. Your second syntax works,

How to create proper horizontal offsets?

ight \stemDown as2. f8[ f] }>> | When you leave out the \transpose commmand, this error will not appear. How could the code be changed that horizontal offsets will always be there? Thanks, Marten Visser - %{ How to transpose

How to transpose a custom slur

Hi all, When transposing a score, how can I make sure that custom slurs will also get transposed? Is there any way to read out how much the notes in the score have moved up/down, so that I can use that as a variable in the custom slur definition? Please see the example below how a custom slur

Re: Re: conditional formatting

At 20:51 05/10/2010, you wrote: On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 23:11:01 +0200, Marten Visser wrote: Hi Vincente, thanks for the suggestion. However, I do not only want to delete a music expression (which can be tagged), but an entire staff, namely the tabStaff. I wouldn't know how to create code rem

Re: conditional formatting

At 19:03 05/10/2010, you wrote: I can't really use Scheme (other than find and replace), so maybe this doesn't solve what you need, but what about creating separate variables with the staves that you want and simply commenting an appropriate \score ? i.e., \version "2.12.3" piccolo = \relativ

Re: Re: Re: conditional formatting

At 11:08 05/10/2010, you wrote: On Mon 04 Oct 2010, 23:11 Marten Visser wrote: > Dmytro's suggestion looks more promising, though I haven't been able > to generate code that does the job so far. When I code > > == > \new Devnull >

Re: Re: conditional formatting

At 21:22 04/10/2010, you wrote: On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 01:03:30 +0200, Marten Visser wrote: Hello again, Typesetting my masterpiece :D, I ran into the following problem: I have a piece for piccolo and guitar. If I typeset the music for guitar, I'd like to have a tablature staff in additi

conditional formatting

Hello again, Typesetting my masterpiece :D, I ran into the following problem: I have a piece for piccolo and guitar. If I typeset the music for guitar, I'd like to have a tablature staff in addition to the notes, but If I typset for piccolo, I'd like to omit the tablature. Since the music is t

Re: Scaling of non-text dynamic signs

>> >> Hello, >> >> I've typeset a score for two instruments, and now I'd like to make a >> dedixated score for each instrument, that has the score for the other >> instrument scaled down. >> >> This works, but I can't figure out the correct \override to scale down the >> graphical dynamics, like

Scaling of non-text dynamic signs

Hello, I've typeset a score for two instruments, and now I'd like to make a dedixated score for each instrument, that has the score for the other instrument scaled down. This works, but I can't figure out the correct \override to scale down the graphical dynamics, like \< and \>. In the fo

overlapping notes transcribing to tablature

Hi, I'm trying to create tablature for guitar from regular notes. I have a piece with chords and melody, formatted for a piano staff. For conversion to tablature, Lilypond guesses the string and fret to play the note on. This may lead to two or more notes on the same string on different frets