In addition to Laura's proposal, there are many possibilities.
I would even consider using the ordinary section numbering mechanism
to do the numbering. It's easy to redefine the layout of a \section.
For the page headers, one convenient package is fancyhdr (I hope you
know that you can run the co
Follow the link to "NEWS" in the on-line documentation for version 2.7.
/Mats
Wim van Dommelen wrote:
Hi,
Did anyone create a way to get numbers on top of repeating measures
when printed with percent symbols?
Like:
|2 |3|4 |5|6 |7|
Is there already a non-hackish way of putting horizontal brackets (voltas and
analysis brackets) at a *fixed* y-position unaffected by the bracketed music?
If not I'm willing to sponsor such a feature that for both volta brackets and
analysis brackets lets me do, for instance
\override HorizontalB
You can always add it manually:
c^\markup{\sharp}
/Mats
Ruud van Silfhout wrote:
Peter Mogensen wrote:
Ruud van Silfhout wrote:
As I am just an amateur regarding music notation I have a question
concening the attached piece of music.
The natural shown below the last note, is that meant
Why not install the stable version 2.6? I wouldn't be suprised if the
package available for download at www.lilypond.org works out of the
box on your system (at least the intention is that it should work on
all normal Linux systems).
If you still want to build it yourself, just make sure that you
As a way to cheat with Lily (! .. I mean to get unconventional things drawn
on the score) there is the possibility of drawing things with Acrobat Pro on
the pdf..
The quality of the output do not suffer..
There is certainly better ways to do things with cheating on the graphical
output in a vector
My guess is that it's some specific combination of Acroread version,
printer and Ghostscript version. The easiest fix is probably to
upgrade Acroread to a newer version. Hopefully that helps.
/Mats
Gordon Gilbert wrote:
Hi all!
I've recently noticed that when I print one of my PDF files, th
Are you seriously saying that you want high notes to actually pass
through the brackets?
What you can do is to reduce the padding and increase the staff-padding
(or minimum-space, which is used in the default settings for
VoltaBracket, for some reason). Then, the distance from the stave will
be m
>Il giorno 23/set/05, alle ore 15:54, Mats Bengtsson ha scritto:
>
>Assuming that you mean vertical alignment throughout, I now understand
>why you complained about alignment on the letter 'd'.
>Maybe it helps to use a trick similar to
>http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2005-08/msg00
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> Are you seriously saying that you want high notes to actually pass
> through the brackets?
Yes, that's what I want. This doesn't mean that I intend to have lots of
music that overlaps the brackets, but rather that if I see overlaps, I can tweak
the position globally, and be
I'd like to have transparent note heads on my TabStaff
whenever the note is connected with a tie. Something
like:
\once \override TabStaff.NoteHead #'transparent = ##t
How do I make that statement run every time I add a
tilde to my notes listing. Otherwise, do I need to
make a macro type of th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there already a non-hackish way of putting horizontal brackets (voltas and
analysis brackets) at a *fixed* y-position unaffected by the bracketed music?
If not I'm willing to sponsor such a feature that for both volta brackets and
analysis brackets lets me do, for inst
Hi,
Just another silly question about using emacs for handling .lytex files:
How can I get the same fontifying as when opening a .tex or .ltx file?
Thanks in advance.
Jean-Charles Malahieude
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Hey Mats,
Thanks for the suggestion -- I'll see what I can do with that. Come to
think of it, I had tried to install Acroread version 7.x a while ago, and
this problem seems to have started after that. The install was
unsuccessful, and I had to blow it away and reinstall version 5.x, which
> "J-C" == Jean-Charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
J-C> Just another silly question about using emacs for handling .lytex
files:
J-C> How can I get the same fontifying as when opening a .tex or .ltx file?
I just manually say M-x latex-mode. The _right answer_ is to define
latex-m
this is maybe a really dumb question but I don't do much with midi
I have also searched the docs and faqs and archives but see
nothing about using other soundfonts --- so, even if the answer is
"no" or "can't" at least this will get the question into the
archives :-)
- I have a lilypond (2.6.3) s
I gues since no one answered back than ignoring ties
is not possible. Fortunately I gave the song another
listen and I don't need to ignore the tie. Instead
it's the grace note I need to deal with. The word
'for' should land on the grace note and the syllable
'hon' needs to land on the main note
On 9/19/05, Roland Goretzki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi at all,
>
> during the last month's I wasn't able to work with lilypond.
> Now I think it would be better to update or new install 2.6.x or higher.
It seems the Debian people are out of the loop on this package. I use
wajig (super set of a
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