To make stem tremolos thinner and shorter for drum-rolls try
\override StemTremolo #'beam-thickness = #0.36
\override StemTremolo #'beam-width = #1.2
I haven't worked out how to get them closer to each other, or to force
angled tremolos on beamed notes.
Bruce.
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Bruce McIntyre wrote:
Hi.
Peter Mogensen wrote:
- representing snare drum notes. (Ruffs, rolls and flams). The
current layout is acceptable, but the it's a hack. It would be
better if Lilypond knew the correct musical concept. Tremolos in
ruffs and rolls should not be aligned with beams. It's an
Hi.
Peter Mogensen wrote:
>> - representing snare drum notes. (Ruffs, rolls and flams). The
>> current layout is acceptable, but the it's a hack. It would be
>> better if Lilypond knew the correct musical concept. Tremolos in
>> ruffs and rolls should not be aligned with beams. It's annoying
* There's still too many hacks involved. Typing the above score I ran
into the following problems.
- representing snare drum notes. (Ruffs, rolls and flams). The current
layout is acceptable, but the it's a hack. It would be better if
Lilypond knew the correct musical concept.
Tremo
Peter Mogensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>- Ideally you should only write each peace of information 1
> time. However, there's as far as I can see no silver bullet to do
> this with LilyPond. If I want "Da CAPO al FINE" (I do), where should
> I write it so it's only written on
Hi,
I've now half way through my first real Lilypond score. I mostly arrange
music for marching bands consisting of flutes and drums and a small
brass section.
Here's my first impressions. The files are at:
http://www.bigendian.dk/owts.tgz
Comments are welcome.
* Lilypond is definitely faster to
