Thank you all for the replies. I'll check on that
too.
Eduardo
- Original Message -
From:
Simon Dahlbacka
To: Anthony W. Youngman
Cc: lilypond-user@gnu.org
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 2:23 AM
Subject: Re: How to work with
makefile?
On 6/1/06, Anthony W.
Hello!
Try the following (Also read the manual where it says "explicitly instanting
voices"):
<< \new Voice {\voiceOne d'4 c'2} {\voiceTwo b4 a2}>> \oneVoice
Cheers,
Eduardo
- Original Message -
From: "Mark Dewey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 3:45 AM
Subje
1) see the README
2) write a batch file with the same command.
a batch file is a file with extension *.bat
it is a executable.
a simple sample file.bat : lilypond.exe myfile.ly
double clic on the *.bat for run !
With the Lully file of Nicolas Sceau
write in the file.bat
lilypond -b null -
Thanks so far
One solution is to look up the default definitions in the file
property-init.ly
(see "Default Files" in the manual) and make corresponding definitions
for repeat ties or redefine the existing commands.
That's the thing I did. Unfortunately the command "\override RepeatTie
#'di
Mark Dewey wrote:
> However, the need to do this is not always
desirable. For example, when I type the following:
<< d'2. \\ {c'2 (b4)} >>
I run into the bug where the dot of d'2. is slightly blocked by the note head of
c'2. If I get rid of the \\ then all the stems face the same direction and
Hello,
I was wondering how to make an invisible time signature. I'm notating a long
piece of music, and thus it seems ideal to use multiple scores (since the number
of clefs changes throughout the song), and I want it to 'look' as if it were a
single score (i.e. the time signature only needs to b
Hello,
I've been trying to figure out how to use dashes as punctuation in Lilypond for
a while now (instead of a semi-colon or colon). I can put the dashes in, and
they show up, but it seems there must be a space before or after the dash in
order to make it so it's not counted as a single word.
Hi, Mark:
I was wondering how to make an invisible time signature.
Try one of
\override Staff.TimeSignature #'stencil = ##f
\override Score.TimeSignature #'stencil = ##f
choosing the particular context (scope) from which you want to
eliminate the time signature.
Also, I'm kind of
Hello,
Since I have those invisible time signatures now (thanks, btw), I've come across
another problem. Starting new scores causes the measure marker numbers to start
over.
How might one set the first measure of a score to something aside from 1 (and
have others count from that specified number
