On Sat, Sep 12, 2009 at 2:54 AM, Graham Percival
wrote:
> Those are extremely good points. In the interests of a full
> discussion (on a separate mailist, to avoid cluttering -devel),
May I suggest http://lists.lilynet.net/proposals/ ?
Cheers,
Valentin
On 10 Sep 2009, at 12:14, Torsten Anders wrote:
I can actually play HE notation on a Tonal Plexus (http://www.h-pi.com/TPX28intro.html
), slowly, but I never practise :)
This, if one sticks to the key coloring, is in fact just five
translated keyboard of the layout I indicated. So if imposin
Hello,
I have to notate a piece of music where I need a TextSpanner for playing
instructions. One voice has to repeat a measure again and again, so I
want to use faulenzer. But I also need the TextSpanner.
The problem is, that the TextSpanner needs different notes to begin and
end. With the
Hello,
1) Maybe related to issue 675: I notice if I have something like \f\> and
I don't end the dimenuendo with a \!, the diminuendo isn't shown, and the
\f disappears. But there's no error or warning output by Lilypond.
-Jonathan
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This is the type of thing I was looking for. Thank you very much for the
quick response and handy tips. I'm including my template for anyone else
who may be looking for something similar at a later time. It isn't
totally refined for handbells but is a good starting point.
\version "2.12.1"
2009/9/12 Jonathan Wilkes :
> 1) Maybe related to issue 675: I notice if I have something like \f\> and
> I don't end the dimenuendo with a \!, the diminuendo isn't shown, and the
> \f disappears. But there's no error or warning output by Lilypond.
This has just been fixed in the development ver
Can you help me to add the spanner to the third measure?
\repeat tremolo 3 { 8 \startTextSpan d8 \stopTextSpan }
or for one note : astuteness
b2.^\markup{ \italic "Xylo "\translate #'(-1 . 0)\draw-line #'(0 . -1)}
I hope that helps you!
--
Martial
Hello,
Can anyone tell me what's going on in the following snippet? I want
"a tempo" to be printed above the first note after the line break, but
it's getting printed at the end of the 1st staff.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks,
Jonathan
\version "2.12.2"
\relative c' {
\
For simple monophonic lines, would it be faster to input using midi
keyboard (together with realtime midi to lilypond converter such as
rumor and an IDE such as Frescobaldi)? Then after input, we will need
to add back the fingerings, dynamic phrasing etc.
In your opinion, would it be faster just
Hi Daryna,
In your opinion, would it be faster just to input lilypond using the
traditional method, or using the hybrid method to enter the notes
first, then go back and add / correct other details?
I have always found it faster to enter everything at once, "using the
traditional method".
Bu
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