During the years, we have seen a few emails from people who
intend to translate the manual into different languages, but
I don't known of anyone who has finished the task. One problem
is that Lilypond still is continously developed, so the translator
has to update the text fairly often.
So, for the
Michael Smith wrote:
Dear Sir or Madam:
I have spent many hours reviewing the documentation and music samples.
I think this is an awesome and powerful program. I have review Maestro
and Finale. While these are end-user programs, I enjoy having the
ability to "code" the music.
However, I hav
Dear all,
I'd like to use Lilypond for algorithmic composition. The task could be to
develop a program (maybe in Python) to write the lilypond file.
But in instrumental composition there's always the necessity to re-adjust
the result of the algorithmic process in order to have it (more) "playable"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I would like to use in the header and elsewhere fonts different from
> Computer Modern.
> I don't know anything about TeX. How can I do it?
>
> I tried to change the feta-nummer font for multi-measure rests (feta-nummer
> is wonderful, but right now I'm making bass gu
In the header, you can change the fonts using standard LaTeX
commands but if you want to do some more elaborate changes to the
layout I recommend to use lilypond-book instead of ly2dvi.
The Computer Modern font family includes a number of different
fonts, so if you just want a sans serif font, you
John Hagerson wrote:
#define NEWBIE on
Thank you for the results on the template page
http://lilypond.org/stable/input/template/out-www/template.html
However, all of these examples are in the key of C. Could someone please
point me to some examples in keys other than C?
You can find lots
Have you looked at CommonMusic?
http://commonmusic.sourceforge.net/doc/
It's built on lisp (it can also run in guile) and it has a large set of classes and
functions for algo composition. Perhaps there is a possibility of writing a layer
that will output to Lilypond.
There is CommonMusicNotat
