Re: Help with espressivo adjustments

This excellent! it's premium material for extending manual - could you post it as a patch? If you don't have time to texinfo it, let's at least add an issue to the tracker. Janek 2013/4/13 Thomas Morley : > 2013/4/12 SoundsFromSound : >> Thomas: >> >> That works beautifully! >> >> When you get

Re: Help with espressivo adjustments

on 2013-04-13 at 02:23 Thomas Morley wrote: > Ok, I'll try, though, please remember I'm not a programmer. My > explanations may be not complete. excellent tutorial, thank you. i found it very instructive. ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@

Re: Help with espressivo adjustments

Am 13.04.2013 14:09, schrieb luis jure: on 2013-04-13 at 02:23 Thomas Morley wrote: Ok, I'll try, though, please remember I'm not a programmer. My explanations may be not complete. excellent tutorial, thank you. i found it very instructive. +1 Kudos! Marc _

how do I change enharmonic spellings produced by the /transpose function?

I write music that is not strictly tonal, and years ago I adopted the convention of always using the same enharmonic spellings. So my chromatic scale goes: c cis d ees e f fis g aes a bes b. I never write something like an A sharp or a G flat. Of course Lilypond doesn't know about my silly ideas

Re: how do I change enharmonic spellings produced by the /transpose function?

2013/4/13 robert edge : > I write music that is not strictly tonal, and years ago I adopted the > convention of always using the same enharmonic spellings. So my chromatic > scale goes: c cis d ees e f fis g aes a bes b. I never write something like > an A sharp or a G flat. > > Anyone have any i

Re: how do I change enharmonic spellings produced by the /transpose function?

robert edge writes: > I write music that is not strictly tonal, and years ago I adopted the > convention of always using the same enharmonic spellings. So my > chromatic scale goes: c cis d ees e f fis g aes a bes b. I never > write something like an A sharp or a G flat. > > Of course Lilypond

Re: how do I change enharmonic spellings produced by the /transpose function?

Thanks, works great! ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user

warning in midi

Hi, lily users: I added crescendo to a song and I got the warning message. The PDF output correctly.  What can I do to eliminated the warning message. Thanks for your help. Ming C:/Users/Gladys Tsang/Documents/My Dropbox/Lyndon/LiLy/this-is-the-day/this-is-the-day_transpose-AG_ED.ly:24:19: wa

Re: warning in midi

MING TSANG wrote > I added crescendo to a song and I got the warning message. The PDF output > correctly.  What can I do to eliminated the warning message. > > > C:/Users/Gladys Tsang/Documents/My > Dropbox/Lyndon/LiLy/this-is-the-day/this-is-the-day_transpose-AG_ED.ly:24:19: > warning: (De)cresc

Re: warning in midi

MING TSANG wrote >I added crescendo to a song and I got the warning message. The PDF output >>correctly.  What can I do to eliminated the warning message. > > >>C:/Users/Gladys Tsang/Documents/My >>Dropbox/Lyndon/LiLy/this-is-the-day/this-is-the-day_transpose-AG_ED.ly:24:19: >>warning: (De)cres

sustain pedals way below staff

Hi I was wondering if anyone had a clue for fixing this. I have a vocal piano score with the sustain pedal in its own group pedal ={} and I am getting this crazy issue. Is this just lilypond fitting the staves to the page as best as it

Re: sustain pedals way below staff

Nevermind i think I sorted it wiht \override VerticalAxisGroup etc etc -- View this message in context: http://lilypond.1069038.n5.nabble.com/sustain-pedals-way-below-staff-tp144406p144407.html Sent from the User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _

Re: sustain pedals way below staff

Derek writes: > Hi I was wondering if anyone had a clue for fixing this. I have a > vocal piano > score with the sustain pedal in its own group pedal ={} and I am getting > this crazy issue. > Is this just > lilypond fitting the stav

Re: sustain pedals way below staff

Sorry the score is just too complicated to post an example piano with tenor and baritone. As the piano score has a lot of double voice type stuff {}//{} I couldn't seem to get the sustain pedal to behave so I put it in its own voice. Sorry if my terminology is off here. I used the vertical thingy I