Colin Wilding wrote:
Hmmm... how about using hidden notes instead of spaces?
Sounds good! Thanks,
Paul
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Colin Wilding wrote:
Yes, I see your point.
What I meant, though, was that you cannot attach the markup *directly* to a
variable, e.g. as
\gDown^\markup{ .. }
at least, I don't think you can. It didn't work for me with the \downbow
anyway.
I agree.
<< { } { } >> allowed me a lot of fre
u could even make that chord show as 'A' in the chord names, using
chord exceptions, if you wanted to be fancy).
I'm not sure it's worth it, though, given that you can define the chords as
variables as I have done.
Hope that helps. If you need any further explanation of the appr
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Colin Wilding wrote:
There are quite a few ways in which you could make your life easier here, I
think.
1. You should be able to use variables for chords - you didn't put the
contents of Chords.ly in your email so I can't see why it didn't work; a
definition like this works ok:
gDown = { 4 \do
at I prefer to do is put all
the music definitions into variables and then pull it all together in a
\score at the end.
If I get time later I will have a go at doing all this on the example you
gave.
Colin
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On Mon, 2006-05-08 at 09:06 -0700, Rick Hansen (aka RickH) wrote:
> I'm not on a computer where I can test this now, but a cursory glance tells
> me that your containment of the \center-align { } function is not correct.
> All the things that you want "stacked vertically" should be containe
er-align { \line { "B" }}}
> 4 \downbow
> 4 \downbow
> 4 \upbow
>
> 4 \downbow
> ^\markup{ \center-align { \line { "A" }}}
> 4 \downbow
> 4 \downbow
> 4 \upbow
>
> 4 \downbow
>
I have written out a simple instructional guitar usage of America's
"Sister Golden Hair". There are several mistakes problems with the file.
#1 This was done in a very linear fashion, I tried to use variables for
the chords and include them from another file, but couldn't make that
work.
# The ly
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