I'm thinking about typesetting a number of orchestral pieces from old Dover
reprints to go along with an orchestration course I'm taking. I've been
thinking about ways to make the process easier (since I don't have the scores
yet) and have been considering writing a script (in Ruby) to generate 'c
I'm working on an orchestral score with lots of bassy things, and the bar and
octave checks are keeping me sane as I shuffle notes around the score.
However, the octave checks don't function as I expect below bass C:
\version "2.7.30"
\relative c {
\clef bass
c4 g=,
}
octave.ly:5:6: war
pond --pdf and pdftops produced
proper output. I know that people have been talking about Lilypond's
postscript output for a while (I applied John Hawkinson's patch to print on
9x12 paper as required by my orchestra), and I wonder if anybody's interested
in rooting out wh
By the way, I'm sorry for not having had time to finish productionizing
my PostScript patches. I expect I'll have time in late May.
It is possible (even likely!) that using my patch is causing a problem
for the psbook|psnup stage. Can you try without my patch to confirm?
Also, does the psnup out
I'm working on what the Lilypond docs so nicely term a "musicological
document" with lilypond-book excerpts from a Bach fugue. (fis minor from WTCI)
I'm using \set Score.currentBarNumber to keep the bar numbering correct, and
it would be nice to have Lilypond put a bar number at the beginning of
