Mats Bengtsson ee.kth.se> writes:
> See the NEWS for version 2.8 or the section on "Objects connected to the
> input" in the latest manual for version 2.9.
Ah; I thought I'd seen it somewhere.
...will make the lower a smaller, then. Thanks!
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Arvid
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Mats, Mats, Mats!!!
THANK YOU!! I looked through the NEWS doc and found the \tweak function, which,
as shown in the example, allows you to TWEAK (!) the note IN A CHORD structure.
Yippee!
Thanks again, Mats.
Best regards,
Holly
>>Arvid Grøtting wrote:
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>>Overriding the notehead font siz
Arvid Grøtting wrote:
Overriding the notehead font size of only part of a chord doesn't
work, at least not in a way I've found yet...
See the NEWS for version 2.8 or the section on "Objects connected to the
input"
in the latest manual for version 2.9.
/Mats
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Holly Briscoe earthlink.net> writes:
> The cue notes discussed in section 8.3.4 of version 2.8.6 of
> the manual aren't exactly what I'm dealing with. The cue notes
> I need are in the vocal parts, where an optional note is
> printed in case the choir has enough voices to cover more than
> the fo
I don't see any really good solution to your problems. Actually, I think
the
main problem is not what LilyPond can do but rather how to typeset this
in general to make it readable.
The best idea I can come up with is to shift all the cue notes to the
left (or right).
In LilyPond, you can do th
Greetings all,
The cue notes discussed in section 8.3.4 of version 2.8.6 of the manual aren't
exactly what I'm dealing with. The cue notes I need are in the vocal parts,
where an optional note is printed in case the choir has enough voices to cover
more than the four basic voices (i.e., bariton
