Re: more on polyphonic tablature - sharing notes

I asked how to stop tablature from printing out the finger number twice when a note is shared by voice one and voice two. I figured out one solution using tags, and here it is. This is measure 22 of BWV999, a Lute Prelude and shows the shared notes in standard notation without the duplicatio

Re: more on polyphonic tablature - sharing notes

No one? seems like a common scoring problem for lutists or anyone writing polyphonic tab. Anyway - can someone give me advice on if this can be set in TabVoices: merge-differently-headed (boolean); the docs say,     "Merge note heads in collisions, even if they have different note heads. The sm

more on polyphonic tablature - sharing notes

More questions, following on the example last October from Daniel Castillo in If a note is shared by the upper and lower voice, it displays ok in standard notation but in tablature the fingering is repeated. I believe this is

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

On Monday 23 October 2006 12:08, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote: > Mats Bengtsson escreveu: > > Daniel Tonda wrote: > >> Just revised the code I proposed and you're right. I wasn't aware that > >> by using << >> one could remove the \simultaneous. Less typing indeed. > > > > Right! \simultaneous{...} is co

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

Thanks to everyone for their help. In the end, I just went with the simplest thing, since my piece is pretty short, and copy 'n' paste is so easy. In case anyone's interested (Aussies in particular might get a kick out of this one), I posted a CC-SA licensed score and recording at http://blogs.g

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

Mats Bengtsson escreveu: Daniel Tonda wrote: Just revised the code I proposed and you're right. I wasn't aware that by using << >> one could remove the \simultaneous. Less typing indeed. Right! \simultaneous{...} is completely equivalent to <<...>> Actually, the following is exactly equivalen

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

Daniel Tonda wrote: Just revised the code I proposed and you're right. I wasn't aware that by using << >> one could remove the \simultaneous. Less typing indeed. Right! \simultaneous{...} is completely equivalent to <<...>> Actually, the following is exactly equivalent to your example: \versio

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

gt;>>> -- >> >>>> >> >>>> What doesn't work >> >>>> -- >> >>>> notes = << >> >>>>{ >> >>>>fis'8 a d' fis' >> >

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

" >>>>\notes>>>> }>>>>>>>> \new TabStaff {>>>>\override TabStaff.Stem #'transparent = ##t>>>>\override TabStaff.Beam #'transparent = ##t>>>>\notes>>>> }>>>>>>>&

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

if I'm doing something wrong or whether what I want to do is just not easy? I am on version 2.6.3, if that matters, since that's what my distro gave me... thanks, Nigel. ___ lilypond-user mailing list lil

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

. Cutting out the << \\ >> "works", in that I get the same notes exactly once on each clef, but that isn't the music I want to write. :-) I was just wondering if I'm doing something wrong or whether what I want to do is just not easy? I am on version 2.6.3, if

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

gt;> -- >>> >>> Trying the second way, I get an empty TAB staff and doubled notes on >>> the regular staff. If I take out the \overrides (even though I really >>> want to hide the stems and beams), then I get four staves,

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

te. :-) I was just wondering if I'm doing something wrong or whether what I want to do is just not easy? I am on version 2.6.3, if that matters, since that's what my distro gave me... thanks, Nigel. _______ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-us

Re: Polyphonic Tablature

gt; the second one (TAB) is empty. > > Cutting out the << \\ >> "works", in that I get the same notes exactly > once on each clef, but that isn't the music I want to write. :-) > > I was just wondering if I'm doing something wrong or whether what I > want to do is just not eas

Polyphonic Tablature

Hiya. Lilypond newbie here - so I'm probably mangling the terminology... I am trying to re-use the same (polyphonic, separated by \\) notes for both a regular staff and a tablature staff, but the tablature and \\ don't seem to be playing nice, so instead of typing out the notes just once in a ma