Gianluca D. libero.it> writes:
> Yes, you can put the \break instruction into the notes, but you should put
> it just after a barline, or, which is the same, between two measures-
> otherwise, lilypond will ignore your command.
> Actually, it is still possible that Lilypond will ignore you
g (vocal melody and guitar
chords w/ finger diagrams, as one might buy in the store) would be awesome. If
anyone has one or wants to make a template that would greatly help those of us
amateur songwriters who want to just get our creations on paper.
Best regards,
Ray
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larger
contexts it's hard to know exactly how to use
them when something goes wrong.
As always, any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much!
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First off, I think Lilypond is amazing and I had very few problems installing
it or using it, despite a relatively limited musical knowledge. I'm an
amateur songwriter with no ambitions of ever going pro but wanted to print out
my music as a gift for my mom at Christmas. We're talking very simple
Worth noting: I had the problem with 2.6.3 stable, so I downloaded the
most recent experimental, and had the same problem. That's when I went
looking for other versions of gsview. When I say native windows, I mean
using the pango library, not using cygwin.
rayOn 9/19/05, Ray Brohinsky &l
all it's current updates.
ray
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Heyla!
It's been a long time, but I'm back to trying to use lilypond again. A
lot of things have changed, my old pieces not being among them.
This is because I can't figure out how to run convert-ly on them. This
is the windows-native version of lilypond, auto-installed. I have
looked in the manua
It pays to be a lurker every now and then! I'm glad it's working for you.
On 7/20/05, Trevor Baca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>This is a perfect solution for me since I'm not relying on
>point-and-click (at least not yet, anywa
ere how my finished (well,
almost finished - I think I'll tinker with that slur a bit) 2 measures look.
I've attached a small PNG file and here is part of the code (with english.ly
and no relative):
<< {eflat''8([ d'' c'' bflat
dots in stems-down position. Is there an easy way to shift the dots up I'm
missing, or do I need to just manually move their position?
I'm not necessarily asking for someone to give me the code to do this, but I am
seeking guidance or reassurance that I'm on the ri
, too! Thank you Matthias (and other
maintainers/packagers)!
Ray
--- Stan Sanderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> As of this afternoon, I'm running 2.1.10 on OS 10.2.8, using Fink with
> the local branch enabled. It is relatively easy to do.
>
> Stan
>
>
from my email. I'm
surprised to see my condensed SATB example so well-received. I didn't expect
much since it's only my second engraving project! Thanks :)
Ray
(version 2.0.1 via Fink and Mac OS X 10.2.8)
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;m certainly open to suggestions on ways I can
improve this template, which I modified from the satb example with 4 staves and
4 sets of lyrics in the example templates. I've attached a small PNG graphic to
show a portion of the output.
Thanks to everyone for such a knowledgable community,
R
es anybody have any suggestions as to how I can accomplish this?
Thanks,
joelh
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I've got a bit of a question, which I'm going to ask at the risk of
looking very stupid. (I feel that way, so it isn't much of a risk anyway.)
I have a piece which I wrote, an arrangement of four Christmas carols. I
wrote it using Music Time Deluxe, and when I had it worked pretty well
out started
Lots of questions, yes! But none of them are
fatal, so take heart!
Karen Barrett wrote:
> There are so many questions, & probably some I'm not
aware of, so if you
> know how to do the above, please let me know. I
would very much like to
> download the Brahms piano concerto #1 in Dm Op 15 --
In the section on "An orchestral part" in the reference manual,
hornNotes is called in the code with
\notes \transpose c' f \hornNotes
and referenced in the text as follows:
"The code \transpose f c' indicates that the argument, being \hornNotes,
should be transposed by a fifth downwards: sound
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
I didn't give any thought to it. What do you precisely need? How
should be printed in ChordNames ?
Han-Wen
(chord agnostic)
Believe me, I was a chord agnostic for years. At least as far as theory
and voice leading are concerned. Guitars have a nice way of saving one
Ahh. Thanks. Although that didn't answer my question, because I didn't
ask it very well.
c:3.6 is, hands down, the way to do it. I was following the process in
the manual, though, so I was defining the chorus (as chorus, how
original) and using it in the score block as \chorus in both the Voice
I hope I haven't missed list discussion of this in the recent past. I'm
afraid Alaska has been frustrating me a bit, but that's another story.
I'm trying to set a keyboard part for music I have to play tomorrow
night (isn't it always that way?). For voice leading, I really need an
Aminor chord
>That would be "Insert/Graphic/From File" but you knew that.
Yeah.
If "insert/graphic/from file" would accept SVG than I'd be
cruisin'.
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From: Edward Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Interesting program! Doesn't help today, but I'm pretty sure
that I'll be using it in the future. Thanks!
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>How about using GIMP to capture the images and create any efficient
>image file you want to insert into your OpenOffice document?
I'm using GIMP for some things, but I want to avoid using pixmaps
as much as possible, and I want to be able to edit the pasted-in
image afterwards without keeping ex
Thanks! We can move this discussion over to lilypond-devel.
-Original Message-
From: Guido Amoruso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 3:59 PM
To: Ray Peck
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; 'Jan Nieuwenhuizen'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Su
?
-Original Message-
From: Han-Wen Nienhuys [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 3:22 PM
To: Ray Peck
Cc: 'Jan Nieuwenhuizen'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Using Lilypond with OpenOffice?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >> Isn't "
>> Isn't "Denemo" a GUI front end for Lilypond?
>
>Yes, but it is not "the" GUI. Denemo development has been stagnant for
>a year or so now. If you need a GUI, you can try RoseGarden
>(rosegarden.sf.net) or Noteedit
>(http://rnvs.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de/~jan/noteedit/noteedit.html)
Thanks. Prob
Can someone who builds under Cygwin please contact me
directly? I don't want to spam the whole list with build
issues, especially since building under Cygwin seems to
be frowned upon.
These are the only warnings from configure:
checking kpathsea/kpathsea.h usability... no
checking kpathsea/kpaths
>Some people on the list have managed
>to do it in Cygwin, but most of the developers prefer Linux.
Ah.
Thanks. I run Linux at home, but don't have such a machine
at work, where I do much of my home work while waiting for
ant to build my Java project and Xalan to process my XSLT
and hacking in
Cool: I got working PDF output.
Now: I grepped /usr/doc/lilypond-1.6.5-1/ for "sodipodi" and
"SVG" and found nothing. How do I generate SVG output so
that I can try it in OO, and where is the code that generates
it, so I know what to go hack to fix things?
venture begins!
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Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 10:41 AM
To: Ray Peck
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: So. . . how do I install on Windoze while not smashing my
pre-exi sting Cygwin?
Just run the cygwin installer, selec
>Maybe you want to read:
>
>http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-free.html
I first read that over 10 years ago, thanks.
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So. . . how do I install on Windoze while not smashing my
pre-existing Cygwin installation?
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>If you want, I can send you a .sodipodi file.
Sure, that would be swell. It would be most useful if you could
send a real musical example from Lilypond, plus a very simple drawing
example (e.g., a couple lines, a circle, a few characters of text).
I'll compare the XML to what I find in OO and s
>Oh, wait, you could import the music as bitmaps, but that's probably
>not what you meant, right?
Yeah. That would be An Abomination. ;-)
> 3. It is very likely that contributions to the project I'm
> working on will come from people to whom OpenOffice or Word
> will be a challenge; TeX is out
>ie, a procedure that can't be automated, nor checked, and with no
>chance of recovery when (not if) the word processor fails. The
>horror...
Not at all. OpenOffice's native format is XML. If everything
went to hell, I can always get the data out with XSLT or parse
it info Jdom and do whatever
I just tried installing Lilypond on Windoze and find that it
installs Cygwin.
I already have Cygwin on my machine, and don't want to screw
it up.
How should I proceed?
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>EPS should be fine. Why do you feel that's overkill?
I've used EPS in the past, but always found it to be slow and buggy.
Perhaps this is no longer true?
I also am hoping for a simple workflow more along the lines of copy
and paste than "render and import". I also would like to have a
single s
Hi!
I'm writing a document on music theory and New Standard Tuning
(Robert Fripp's fifths-based guitar tuning). The first version
of this was done with Word and Visio (hiss!); the new version
is in OpenOffice.
I'm adding notation to the new version of the doc (the
first version only had fretboa
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