Hi, I still would appreciate to see an answer\suggestion for this.
Eduardo
> Hello friends,
>
> I'm wondering how can I use a PostScript font in a text markup for my
score.
> Here are my settings: Windows ME, Lilypond 2.7.39, the installed font:
> Isabella (c:\psfonts\iz__.PFB).
> I s
Hello Jos, this code compiled right in version 2.8.0 (based on the example
of Polymetric Notation).
SNIPPET
tsMarkup =\markup {
\number{ \column { "4" { \note #"2" #0.75 } }
}
}
{
\override Staff.TimeSignature #'stencil = #ly:text-interface::print
\override Staff.Tim
Hello Tomas and users,
Take a look at this two examples that I think will further clarify Lilypond
capabilities in handling chords, slurs and different voices.
% This first situation is very common in songbooks:
\new Staff \relative c' { < e c >2^( ~ < f c >2) ^( ~ < e c >1) }
\layout { r
Hi, I'm also interested in using this kind of clef in Lilypond. There is a
TTF music font that already has this glyph. It's a modified version of
Finale's Petrucci, it is called Petrucjt. It is available for free in the
site: http://www.paperlesshymnal.com/shapnote/shaped.htm See: Enhanced
Fina
Hello, I'm also interested in making contributions to the manual or
developing more tutorials, etc. For now my time is very limited, too. But
here are my ideas on things to explore:
1) The Vocal Music section.
I'm starting to work with lilypond to typeset songs and hymns, I'm still
learnin
