When I added the title of the piece in what used to be a single page of
music, lilypond decided to split the piece into two pages with each line of
music being spaced very far apart. Previously I had been using this code in
order to squeeze as much as I could onto one page without being too crowde
I've tried to add padding to several objects, but it doesn't seem to work. My
code is as follows:
\once \override RehersalMark #'staff-padding = #2.0
\mark \default |
and
\override OttavaBracket #'padding = #2.5
Both these code snippets do absolutly nothing. It's also rather unclear to
me in
Ok, thanks for the quick help there! Someone should fix the doc so that it's
a little easier to find that info though...
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Kieren MacMillan wrote:
>
> Therefore, you need to use Score.RehearsalMark instead of just
> RehearsalMark (unless you happen to be *in* the Score context, which
> doesn't happen very often).
>
Hmm, it solved the ottavaBracket problem, but the rehersal marks still arn't
moving. My code is
I'm writing an orchestral score out, and I have a large piece.ly file in
which all the individual instrument parts music is written out. Every
instrument's part starts with something like varInstrumentNotes = \relative
c'' { . Every part is entered with \relative c, then there are template
files f
Like the subject says, is there any way to reposition the \tempo mark? I'd
love to be able to move it a bit to the left.
Also, my instrument names seem to not be displayed propperly in my score.
The names are declared as follows:
Soprano = \relative c'' {
\set Staff.instrumentName = #"S
