Unless this is the only piece that you plan to typeset with LilyPond, I
really recommend you to learn the new \lyricsto feature by reading
the chapter on lyrics in the manual (I recommend the manual for version
2.7 even if you happen to use 2.6 for the moment). Especially, there is
an example in
Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It seems that \parallelMusic doesn't work with \relative. This makes
> it very unnatural to work with. Any chance to implement something
> similar, say, a special mode where the first note in a `section' is
> absolute and the remaining notes relative
Nicolas Sceaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> It seems that \parallelMusic doesn't work with \relative. This makes
>> it very unnatural to work with. Any chance to implement something
>> similar, say, a special mode where the first note in a `sectio
> > It seems that \parallelMusic doesn't work with \relative. This
> > makes it very unnatural to work with. Any chance to implement
> > something similar, say, a special mode where the first note in a
> > `section' is absolute and the remaining notes relative to it?
> >
> > \parallelMusic #'(
> If you answer: the first note of each bar tells the absolute octave
> (2nd solution), then I have something that seems to work.
In case my other suggestion doesn't work, this is definitely the route
go.
Werner
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I use version 2.6.5 and run it on Win2000.
I tried to upgrade to the latest version but when I tried to generate the pdf
the program crashed without further notice. The crashes continued also after
rebooting the machine. Perhaps I need to run convert-ly on my file first. I
will try it one of th
On 18-Mar-06, at 8:44 AM, Pete Stieber wrote:
1. The small o I used is not quite the same as the "open" symbol. Is
there
some way for me to replace the small o with the "open" symbol.
2. The UTF-8 hyphen isn't quite centered with respect to the o. Is
there a
way to "center justify" each of t
Hi folks,
I'm like I'm missing something obvious here, but I don't seem to be able
to find the answer.
I want to use cresc. and decresc. symbols without the spanner defining
it's extent. By default the spanner is printed as a dashed line.
The docs tell me that this can be changed by setting
