2009/5/12 Stjepan Brbot :
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>> \repeat unfold 30 { _ }
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> Thanks Gilles, that's it.
The method that Mats Bengtsson has pointed is better because it is
more robust: it makes the lyrics to be correctly attached to its
melody independently of the length of the introduction. You want this
text to be
> \repeat unfold 30 { _ }
Thanks Gilles, that's it.
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Or use the technique shown in the second example of
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.12/Documentation/user/lilypond/Specific-uses-of-lyrics#Divisi-lyrics
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Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi Stjepan,
I use underscore "_" multiple times, e.g. 30 underscores.
Is there any more convenient way to defin
> [...] I use
> underscore "_" multiple times, e.g. 30 underscores. Is there any more
> convenient way to define multiple skips instead of long row of
> underscores like "_ _ _ _ _ _ _"?
\repeat unfold 30 { _ }
Best,
Gilles
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Hi Stjepan,
I use underscore "_" multiple times, e.g. 30 underscores.
Is there any more convenient way to define multiple skips
\repeat "unfold" 30 { \skip 8 }
Hope this helps!
Kieren.
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I have a score with intro of e.g. first 16 bars, and after that intro
goes song with lyrics. When I write lyrics in "\addlyrics {}" part I
have to skip notes in first 16 intro bars (bars without lyrics). I use
underscore "_" multiple times, e.g. 30 underscores. Is there any more
convenient way to d
