*TL;DR:*
Thanks for the links! May these complex projects benefit from small changes
in LilyPond internals?
Dear Mats,
Thank you very much for your helpful message — and for digging out those
links. I had browsed (though evidently not thoroughly enough) the mailing
list archives, and I hadn’t com
On 2025-05-21 01:31, Peter Chubb wrote:
Christophe> Animation with SVG ― project, lessons, and a proposal
Christophe> Would anyone else be interested in this kind of use case?
Christophe> Has something similar been attempted before? If there is
Christophe> sufficient
*TL;DR:*
Thanks to everyone for your replies! Timothy: your code was pure magic —
thank you! David: all my scripts are public, though not reusable; they're
just experimental scaffolding.
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Dear all,
I'm very grateful for the thoughtful responses to my message — thank
On 22/05/2025 08:16, Christophe Thiebaud wrote:
*TL;DR:*
Thanks to everyone for your replies! Timothy: your code was pure magic
— thank you! David: all my scripts are public, though not reusable;
they're just experimental scaffolding.
Hello,
> I would say your first instinct was right, although there is a lot to
> learn and understand when extending LilyPond. The attached example
> adds an id attribute to note heads, where the id value corresponds to
> the midi time. More information could be added to the id, such as the
> sta
On 20/05/2025 14:07, Christophe Thiebaud wrote:
I'm a long-time LilyPond user and (formerly) a professional software
developer — now retired, with more time for musical experiments and
hobbies. I recently completed a small side project: animating a score
in sync with its audio, using the SVG
*TL;DR:* I already knew and used *ly2video*, but my project focuses on SVG;
I’d love some minimal LilyPond support, but so far there’s little interest.
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Thank you! I was indeed already aware of the *ly2video* project — I’ve even
used it before.
However, the entire poi
> "Christophe" == Christophe Thiebaud writes:
Christophe> Animation with SVG ― project, lessons, and a proposal
Christophe> Would anyone else be interested in this kind of use case?
Christophe> Has something similar been attempted before? If there is
Christophe> sufficient and benevolent f
