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
It's probably me.
I've looked in the archives and haven't found any mention of this
problem, but when I compile the sample text given when you first run
lilypond (that single scale of quarternotes), I can view the resulting
pdf file using adobe acrobat without problems. But when I use GS View
to
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
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
