Hi LilyPonders
I'm trying to figure out how to notate the arrows up/down used in
particular in flatpicking guitar to indicate the direction of the picking.
In the attached example I'd like to fix three problems:
1) the arrows should be vertically aligned to the same level
2) the horizontal align
2013/6/8 Federico Bruni
> Hi LilyPonders
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to notate the arrows up/down used in
> particular in flatpicking guitar to indicate the direction of the picking.
> In the attached example I'd like to fix three problems:
>
> 1) the arrows should be vertically aligned to t
I'd like to add something else if I may.
I remember having an absolute none understandable problem some months ago
(took me hours to find it) and discovered that one of my personal function
had a name too close a function used by LilyPond.
So, I would strongly advise you not to use names such as "u
As something of an exercise, I'm setting the Vaughan Williams song "let
beauty awake" in Lily. It's got lots of staff crossing. My current problem
is getting the stems and beams to avoid some markup. The attached image
illustrates the problem. I know I could move all the staves apart more to
2013/6/8 Pierre Perol-Schneider
> Hi Federico,
> 1) use TextScript #'padding
> 2) use \translate
> 3) There are other arrows in the UTF-8 characters.
> For ex. :
>
> up = _\markup \translate #'(-.2 . 0) \rotate #90 "➛"
> down = _\markup \translate #'(-.2 . 0) \rotate #-90 "➛"
>
Thanks Pierre!
2013/6/8 Federico Bruni
> I think I'll add an example in the LSR (specific for flatpicking guitar)
>
>
I can log in to the LSR but I cannot add a snippet.
The LSR interface is not really user-friendly, I'd much prefer git :)
Find attached a simple example. Hope someone can review it and upload
That looks great!
Fitting dynamics and markups in piano music without the staves getting
ridiculously far apart is my biggest challenge in using Lilypond. It's
amazing the nooks and crannies hand engravers find to put markups.
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2013/6/8 Federico Bruni :
> 2013/6/8 Federico Bruni
>>
>> I think I'll add an example in the LSR (specific for flatpicking guitar)
>>
>
> I can log in to the LSR but I cannot add a snippet.
> The LSR interface is not really user-friendly, I'd much prefer git :)
>
> Find attached a simple example.
2013/6/8 Phil Holmes :
> - Original Message - From: "Phil Holmes"
> To: "LilyPond User Group"
> Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 12:29 PM
> Subject: Making space for markup with cross-staff beams
>
>
>
>> As something of an exercise, I'm setting the Vaughan Williams song "let
>> beauty awake
I am wanting to use different fonts than the default Century Schoolbook.
Century schoolbook is a naturally large typeface, and the glyphs in LilyPond
have
been designed to match it. I want to use other fonts by enlarging the default
document text size without altering the staff or note head, or g
- Original Message -
From: "Thomas Morley"
To: "Phil Holmes"
Cc: "LilyPond User Group"
Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 6:59 PM
Subject: Re: Making space for markup with cross-staff beams
2013/6/8 Phil Holmes :
- Original Message - From: "Phil Holmes"
To: "LilyPond User Group
Hi Thomas, hi again Federico,
After a 2nd reading I discovered that I've forgot something : in order to
let the arrows at the same height in any case you should add in the score
context :
\override TextScript #'outside-staff-priority = ##f
Cheers,
Pierre
Nels Daily wrote
> I am wanting to use different fonts than the default Century Schoolbook.
> Century schoolbook is a naturally large typeface, and the glyphs in
> LilyPond have
> been designed to match it. I want to use other fonts by enlarging the
> default
> document text size without altering t
Greetings List,
With the traditional Ped and * style, how does one adjust the position
of the *? No override I can find appears to make any difference at all.
I would like to be able to add more 'air' in the pedal off pedal on
situation, and be able to move the * to the end of a bar. I can do
2013/5/26 Nick Payne
> On 26/05/13 05:54, Janek Warchoł wrote:
>
>> 2013/5/25 Helge Kruse :
>>
>>> I have observed that the indention is lost when you copy something from
>>> Frescobaldi and paste it directly into Thunderbird or Chrome. I usually
>>> use
>>> the workaround to paste it to a texted
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