Hi Valentin,
> I’ve been thinking about maybe we should create a collection of high quality
> style sheets users can simply include to get really nice, different styles. I
> think that might open up the customizabilty of Lilypond Scores to new users.
If you search the archives, you’ll see that
Hello Kieren,
Using stylesheets is a powerful option in Lilypond. For example I’ve got a
cosmetic include that takes care of fonts and many small details, like paper
margins, offsetting ^\markup in Dynamics contexts to have them centered. Also
I have slightly heavier Beams (Lilypond’s Beams are
Hi Kira,
> I am also a new user
Nice to have you in the ’Pond!
> what draws me to Lilypond is the sheer aesthetics of it. Even the most basic
> thing created with Lilypond looks 1000 times more professional and attractive
> than MuseScore, in my opinion!
Oh, for sure. I have a choral octavo s
I am also a new user, but what draws me to Lilypond is the sheer aesthetics
of it. Even the most basic thing created with Lilypond looks 1000 times
more professional and attractive than MuseScore, in my opinion! It is a
learning curve though, one I’m still slogging through!
On Tue, Oct 26, 2021 at
I think that for typesetting purposes Lilypond is more powerful than MusicXML.
I have tried MuseScore in the past, probably close to 10 years ago, and I'm
sure it has developed a lot since then. For my purposes at that time, however,
Lilypond was more effective. When I started using it, I was in
I'm just a beginner, and have used MuseScore a little in the past. It
suited my needs then (and probably will again).
However, I've switched to LilyPond in order to transcribe a lot of
music from a 331-page PDF that was produced by scanning a rather
dilapidated book from 1928. The book contains g
I'm not a musescore user, but I came from Finale and Sibelius, and I
think MuseScore is like those ones (WYSIWYG), but it's free.
The main reason I used Lilypond, and this happened in 2004 (I believe
it was version 2.4) was the same reason that made me use LaTeX instead
of Word: to concentrate on
Hello,
Relatively new user here.
Do MuseScore 4.x could attract Lilypond users or will Lilypond still be
maintened in the next decade as a open source Dorico alternative ?
- How large is the Lilypond community ?
- Why not a Discourse forum ?
- Why not a clean MusicXML imprt / export thoughout a
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>> HTH,
>> Abraham
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>>> On Wed, Mar 25,
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>> Paul Morris wrote
>> \context { \Staff \accepts "RhythmicLine" }
>>
>> Ah-ha! this should be
>>
>> \context { \Score \accepts "RhythmicLine" }
>>
>> since RhythmicLine is a kind of staff context (rat
cepts "RhythmicLine" }
>
> since RhythmicLine is a kind of staff context (rather than a kind of voice
> context). Then \remove works as expected.
>
> -Paul
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\consists "Note_heads_engraver"
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Hi Robert,
I’m not really into the topic, but I have two remarks:
Am 25.03.2015 um 14:50 schrieb Robert Schmaus:
Hi Ponderers,
I have tried a couple of times now but can't get this to work. Maybe
someone sees my mistake ...
[snip]
So my first question is: why doesn't this work?
My second q
Hi Ponderers,
I have tried a couple of times now but can't get this to work. Maybe
someone sees my mistake ...
I've checked out section "Defining new contexts" of the manual
(http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/defining-new-contexts)
and tried to do the following: I'd like to cre
thank you James & James & Tim
I'll delve into the learning manual and see how far I get
(ps I'm not on Mac but on Linux)
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On Dec 2, 2010, at 10:06 AM, LazyLew wrote:
I have some simple questions - can't find it in the manuals so far,
because
there's so much there.
- is it easy to adapt fonts for chords? I like 'em bold, the way
you often
see in jazz sheets.
On a Mac anything with changing fonts seems to be
LzzyLew
On 02/12/2010 17:17, James Bailey wrote:
On Dec 2, 2010, at 5:06 PM, LazyLew wrote:
I have some simple questions - can't find it in the manuals so far, because
there's so much there.
- is it easy to adapt fonts for chords? I like 'em bold, the way you often
see in jazz sheets.
- is
On Dec 2, 2010, at 5:06 PM, LazyLew wrote:
>
> I have some simple questions - can't find it in the manuals so far, because
> there's so much there.
>
> - is it easy to adapt fonts for chords? I like 'em bold, the way you often
> see in jazz sheets.
> - is it easy to control the amount of measu
humb as much as possible.
- is the learning curve doable for a combination of vim and Lilypond? I'm
new at both, and am 53, so don't have decades left to learn.
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