I use a Windows Xp, home edition and use version 2.95. This happens in all the lyric examples with midi in the templates., Instead of getting the lyrics in the lyric box that shows when you play a midi file, I get the lilypond advertisement. I am a singer and I'd like to write some warmups to us
Hi there,
Since I upgrode from 2.8.0 to 2.8.2 and later 2.8.3, Lilypond is
throwing strange fits that seem related to file paths getting lost. This
happens only when I double-click a .ly file; everything works perfectly
when I type "lilypond filename.ly" into a console window. Presumably
some
It seems that mup2ly was silently removed from the LilyPond distribution
somewhere before the release of version 2.8. Probably, since it hadn't
been maintained for a long time and nobody seemed to use it. You could
try to download an older version of LilyPond, like 2.6, and just copy
the program
Hi,
using 2.8.2 avoid-slur for ties doesn't work.
In the "Program reference: Tie" there is described the same way as for
slurs.
For slurs it does work, but for ties not.
A very short example:
\version "2.8.2"
\layout { ragged-right = ##t }
\relative c' {
r2
\override Script #'av
A. Deubelbeiss schreef:
Hi there,
Since I upgrode from 2.8.0 to 2.8.2 and later 2.8.3, Lilypond is
throwing strange fits that seem related to file paths getting lost. This
happens only when I double-click a .ly file; everything works perfectly
when I type "lilypond filename.ly" into a console
Isn't it that if you specify the avoid-slur property of the Tie
object, then slurs will avoid ties (not that ties will avoid scripts
as you seem to think)? Note that the avoid-slur property
is set on a number of different objects by default, including
Fingering, Accidental, DynamicText, Tie and s
Mats Bengtsson schreef:
Accidental, DynamicText, Tie and several others. What confuses me,
though, is why the property also is set on the Slur object.
because PhrasingSlur should avoid Slur.
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I'm looking for a volunteer to do a small (although somewhat advanced)
documentation project. This involves writing music functions. The
chapter on music functions has just been almost totally rewritten, so
it should be music easier to understand. This project would be a good
exercise to hel
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
I need the following information:
Can you get the logfile of the failing run, when run with either
--verbose on the command line or the LILYPOND_VERBOSE environment var
set to 1 ?
When the run is started from the command line, then there's no failure;
except that
How can I get umlaut a, e and o (and double-s) into the German text of a Bach
cantata? I believe there is a way by using \markup and \char #n, but haven't
discoved how.
Would appreciate someone's help!
Michael
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On 21-May-06, at 11:20 PM, Michael Phillips wrote:
How can I get umlaut a, e and o (and double-s) into the German text of
a Bach
cantata? I believe there is a way by using \markup and \char #n, but
haven't
discoved how.
Insert the characters directly into the text. In the 2.8.2 manual, see
> Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You could
> try to download an older version of LilyPond, like 2.6, and just copy
> the program from there. Then, you could use convert-ly
> to update the output to version 2.8 or whatever you want to use.
I found a version of mup2ly in a 2.4.6
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