On 24/11/2024 15:34, Walt North wrote:
Thank you. That is working great for a "slide into" function. How I'm
trying to create a "slide out of" function. I thought using
/afterGrace woiuld be the ticket.
In this case, you need to group the glissando as part of the first
argument of the af
Thank you. That is working great for a "slide into" function. How I'm
trying to create a "slide out of" function. I thought using /afterGrace
woiuld be the ticket.
But I find that it works until I hide then grace notes. Then it has the
following bar check message.
C:/Users/waltn/AppData/L
On 24/11/2024 06:27, Walt North wrote:
I am working on a function to give myself a "slide into".
Although I am not entirely sure why, the solution seems to be to include
the \glissando within the scope of the \grace command.
slideC =
#(define-music-function (sNotes eNotes) (ly:music? ly:musi
I am working on a function to give myself a "slide into".
I've been able to get something to work that accepts a single pitch but
with two or more pitches. I tried using both ly:pitch and ly:music
(though I'm not sure what the ly:music type really represents).
See attached code.
It has some
