Correction:
Murphy's law. Still looks okay to me, but (sigh!) just the error message
for ill-formed duration strings missed the "not" in "not a valid duration".
Cheers,
Alexander
%% applyRhythm
%%
%% 2009, Alexander Kobel (www.a
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi Alexander,
It's certainly easier for this special case, but the applyRhythm as is
gives far more freedom than your example.
If you have a rhythm like "4 4 8 8 4" in several voices, you can just say
rhythmA = "4 4 8 8 4"
sop = \applyRhythm #rhythmA { c d e f g | g
Hi Alexander,
It's certainly easier for this special case, but the applyRhythm as
is gives far more freedom than your example.
If you have a rhythm like "4 4 8 8 4" in several voices, you can
just say
rhythmA = "4 4 8 8 4"
sop = \applyRhythm #rhythmA { c d e f g | g f e d c }
alt = \ap
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi Alexander,
I just took your question as a motivation to finally add the
functionality for *num/den suffixes in the following rhythm snippet.
This is fabulous… and *way* more than I was expecting. ;)
Well, that's not my fault... :-) Really, everything but the
str
p.s. I meant
applyRhythm = #(define-music-function (parser location rhythmA
rhythmB music)
…
On 2009-Nov-23, at 13:58, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi Alexander,
I just took your question as a motivation to finally add the
functionality for *num/den suffixes in the following rhythm snipp
Hi Alexander,
I just took your question as a motivation to finally add the
functionality for *num/den suffixes in the following rhythm snippet.
This is fabulous… and *way* more than I was expecting. ;)
@ all:
The string->duration routine certainly is not production-stage or
well tested
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi all,
I'm engraving a song for voice and piano — the voice is swung (dotted
eighth plus sixteenth) while the piano is playing triplets.
I would like to [at least see what it looks like if I] set it so that
the dotted sixteenth in the voice lines up visually/vertical
