Thank you for the answers, I'l' try to read the documentation, or just
use Lilypod 2.6.
Artur
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Hello! I added the images:
Version 2.6: http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/5962/image265iv.png
Version 2.8: http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/6422/image285nr.png
I want to make the tie in the upper line larger, and the long tie in
the lower line shorter. In my opinion the ties in the lower line a
Any setting that you do with
\override Slur #'...
will only affect slurs, not phrasing slurs. To modify a property for
a phrasing slur, \( \), you should use
\override PhrasingSlur #'minimum-length = ...
/Mats
Artur Rataj wrote:
Hello.
I guess there might be some bugs: the 'minimum-length
Hello.
I guess there might be some bugs: the 'minimum-length parameter
affects slurs made with ( ), but not slurs made with \( \). Byt the
way, what I thought is a slur, is perhaps a tie.
I know rather little about the music notation, this is why I do not
want to send the questions to the bugs li
On 4/20/06, Artur Rataj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone on this list any idea why the slurs are as I described?
Try sending this to the bugs list. You might also try providing a
visual example of what it looks like (you can create a .png, for
instance). Also, please include version and ope
Has anyone on this list any idea why the slurs are as I described? Is
the developer that did them so here?
Thanks,
Artur
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Hello!
Is the following intended?
\clef bass 4~ 1
It produces, since the lowest note, relatively, a medium slur, two
short slurs, a long slur, and a medium slur again.
\clef treble a''16( bes''16 8~ 8 16) r8.
It produces a slur that is less than two millimeters wide, and less
than a millimete
