Hi Bert,
Thanks a lot; it all works very nicely now. I had downloaded the
program files but not, it appears, your manual. Regardless of that,
however, the solution
was embarrassingly simple. You've produced a nice, easy to install and use
utility.
One problem, though, is that it does not open
Robinson P. Tryon writes:
> I'm typesetting a book of college songs and came across some parts
> where two voices are on a single staff and share rests.
That sounds like a job for \partcombine, see input/test/hymn.ly
Jan.
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Michal Seta writes:
> I've been away from Lily since the version 2.0, I think... Since then
> I changed a puter, running Mdk10 and using thac's rpm of lilypond
> 2.3.13 at the moment. Everything is working spledidly but last night I tried
> midi2ly and it barfed saying that module midi cannot
Hi,
Recently I tried to use the piano dynamics template on version 2.2.5.
However, two things went wrong:
1) There is a stave (with 5 lines, clef and time signatures) in between the
two normal staves with dynamics sticking to the bottom of it. This stave is
not supposed to appear. The piece sta
Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Robinson P. Tryon writes:
>
>> I'm typesetting a book of college songs and came across some parts
>> where two voices are on a single staff and share rests.
>
> That sounds like a job for \partcombine, see input/test/hymn.ly
Won't that give a single
It's very hard to guess what you have done. As can be seen at
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.2/input/template/out-www/collated-files.html,
the template works fine as it is, so there's something related to how
you used it.
Please send a small example file if you want a more qualified answer.
/Mats
J
Arvid Grøtting writes:
>> That sounds like a job for \partcombine, see input/test/hymn.ly
>
> Won't that give a single stem when the voices share a note head?
No, there's splitInterval just for that.
> And
> won't rests that exist in one voice only, be dropped?
No.
> Traditionally in SATB (and
Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That's just one application of the part combiner.
OK, so the only problem is how to apply the part combiner to this
case, then. I haven't found out how, yet, and I have read the fine
manual in several of its incantations.
Assuming I have \sopMusic
Hi list !
Some weird behaviour under Lily 2.2 and XP.
I've just moved from Lily2.0 to 2.2, and \stemBoth doesn't seem to work the same way.
Here's my script :
tr = \markup {\musicglyph #"scripts-rcomma"}
basseI =\notes
\context Staff <<
\new Voice {\voiceOne
Hi all,
it seams, that there is a problem with polyphony and TabStaff context.
The notes get drawn twice in \context Staff and none in \context
TabStaff
greetings
Alexander
example:
\version "2.2.5"
partition = \notes {
\relative c' {
\time 3/4
c4 << { f d e } \\ { b c2 } >>
}
}
\s
If you have read computer science and know about stacks, then
it's easy to understand. I'll try to describe it without going
into that terminology.
When you do a
\override blabla #'someproperty = #'somevalue
as is done in \stemUp, you tell LilyPond to store the previous
property value in some memor
The real problem is that the construct << {...} \\ {...} >>
only makes sense within ordinary staves, since it creates two new
Voice contexts.
If you want a corresponding version that works in the TabStaff
context, you have to do something like:
partitionTab = \notes {
\relative c' {
\time 3/4
The \stemUp is used because I have a viola da gamba part and some chords to write at
the beginning
of the score, with the upper voice \stemUp , the lower voice \StemDown, and the
middle part Stem
trnasparent.
What I havedone is to write \stemBoth twice. And it does work.
Why isn't it the s
Yes, but at least in the example you sent, the \stemUp command doesn't
change anything, since you already have a \voiceOne.
/Mats
Jean-marc LEGRAND wrote:
The \stemUp is used because I have a viola da gamba part and some chords to write
at the beginning
of the score, with the upper voice \ste
Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm am planning on using Lilypond as a case study for a software
>> reliability reserach project. Does anyone know:
>
> Interesting. Are you aware that someone else did work in this area
> before?
>
> http:/
I've got the same problem as described in the digest of 25.07.04.
Using the example from Schubert doesn't seem to work for slurs, only for
beaming.
So exactly HOW do I start tweaking the melismaBusyProperties so that I
can use a dotted slur and at the same time turn off the melisma?
If it's any
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Arvid Grøtting writes:
>
> >> That sounds like a job for \partcombine, see input/test/hymn.ly
> >
> > Won't that give a single stem when the voices share a note head?
>
> No, there's splitInterval just for that.
Yes, but unfortunately, that property does not work anym
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I'm am planning on using Lilypond as a case study for a software
> >> reliability reserach project. Does anyone know:
> >
> > Interesting. Are you aware that someone else
On Thursday 30 September 2004 00.00, Jeffrey Philpott wrote:
> I've got the same problem as described in the digest of 25.07.04.
>
> Using the example from Schubert doesn't seem to work for slurs, only for
> beaming.
> So exactly HOW do I start tweaking the melismaBusyProperties so that I
> can use
The test file worked, but I can't open other files. I tried Haydn's
op76-n6-violoncello.log, and got the attached log.
Thanks for your help.
S. Smily
op76-n6-violoncello.log
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On 29-Sep-04, at 5:59 PM, Susan Smily wrote:
The test file worked, but I can't open other files. I tried Haydn's
op76-n6-violoncello.log, and got the attached log.
Please read the beginning of the attached log:
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lilypond (GNU LilyPond) 2.2.5
Running lilypond-bin...
Now processing `op76-n6-viol
I followed the test procedures to a t, but got this error over and over:
Now processing `test.ly'
Parsing...
test.ly:2:20: error: unknown escaped string: `\notes':
\score { \notes
{ c4-( c4-) } }
test.ly:2:19: error: syntax error, unexpected STRING:
\score { \n
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