I would like to draw some curved arrows between notes, sort of like slurs
that have arrow tips at the end. It would be even better if I could actually
integrate tikz code and each musical element be treated as a node... this
way I could leverage the power of tikz to draw non-musical symbols and
gra
I'm trying to create a chord symbol like
C^{7b5}
and
C^{[b9]}
(the notation is tex'ish)
I've used custom markup instead of chord symbols because I don't understand
how to write custom symbols. When using markup the 7b5 looks like 7 b 5 and
the flat has a lot of space on each side. Using a 'b'
The main issue is not an overlay but lilypond actually exporting the node
information to be used in tikz. Each note, for example, would need to be
wrapped in a node. What this allows is tikz to use the notes instead of
absolute coordinate.
Possibly all that is needed is for lilypond to export the
Basically exactly what I said... I never said tikz couldn't use absolute
coordinates but it would not be fun to try and use to overlay graphics on a
lilypond score. There would be a lot of trial and error, and given the
compilations times are not instant this would take quite a long time to get
rig
Francisco Vila wrote
> 2012/11/17 Stretto <
> uiy12345@
> >:
>> Basically exactly what I said... I never said tikz couldn't use absolute
>> coordinates but it would not be fun to try and use to overlay graphics on
>> a
>> lilypond score. There woul
