Dear Robin,
thanks for Your reply. Your code works fine for me!
There is one last thing, that would make the notation much more comfortable.
When You play tongueram, the note which results from this effect will sound
an major seventh lower than the note indicated in the score.
So it would be easier
Stefan Thomas wrote:
Would it be possible to make work a bit easier?
Try doing it all in Scheme.
tongueram =
#(define-music-function (parser location mus) (ly:music?)
(begin
(set! (ly:music-property mus 'parenthesize) #t)
(set! (ly:music-property mus 'tweaks)
(acons 'style 'tr
Stefan Thomas writes:
> Dear David,
> thanks for Your help.
> Unfortunately, Your code didn't work.
> I get
> Parsing...Segmentation fault
> as an error message.
> Maybee it has to do with the fact, that I use version 2.12.2
No, just read carefully:
> 2010/8/15 David Kastrup
>
> Well, I wo
Dear David,
thanks for Your help.
Unfortunately, Your code didn't work.
I get
Parsing...Segmentation fault
as an error message.
Maybee it has to do with the fact, that I use version 2.12.2
2010/8/15 David Kastrup
> Stefan Thomas writes:
>
> > Dear community,
> > I'm searching for an convincing
Stefan Thomas writes:
> Dear community,
> I'm searching for an convincing notation for the tongue-ram effect of the
> flute.
> I tried it with:
> \new Staff {< \tweak #'style #'triangle \parenthesize \tweak #'font-size #-3
> c' b'> }
> But this would mean an real orgy of typesetting.
> Would it
Dear community,
I'm searching for an convincing notation for the tongue-ram effect of the
flute.
I tried it with:
\new Staff {< \tweak #'style #'triangle \parenthesize \tweak #'font-size
#-3 c' b'> }
But this would mean an real orgy of typesetting.
Would it be possible to make work a bit easier?
