On 2021-03-19 12:30 pm, Dimitris Marinakis wrote:
I don't like manually setting Y values of glissando endpoints. I'd
appreciate a more thoughtful approach.
Is it possible to reference the calculation Lilypond already does and
add a
value to it without trying to guesstimate what the actual
Thank you! I should have checked the files more carefully. Pretty easy fix,
problem solved.
Dimitris
On Fri, Mar 19, 2021 at 10:26 PM Robin Bannister wrote:
> Dimitris Marinakis wrote:
>
> > I get some errors: version 2.23.0
> > a lot of Unsupported SCM value for format (various values that
Dimitris Marinakis wrote:
I get some errors: version 2.23.0
a lot of Unsupported SCM value for format (various values that look like
0.287106 -0.72778135 )
These error messages are probably due to the internal changes that were
made to LilyPond stencils between v2.20.4 and v2.20.5.
The
I don't like manually setting Y values of glissando endpoints. I'd
appreciate a more thoughtful approach.
Is it possible to reference the calculation Lilypond already does and add a
value to it without trying to guesstimate what the actual value is from
scratch? The default placement is sometimes
I get some errors: version 2.23.0
a lot of Unsupported SCM value for format (various values that look like
0.287106 -0.72778135 )
Also some warnings
warning: `(gs -q -dNODISPLAY -dNOSAFER -dALLOWPSTRANSPARENCY -dNOPAUSE
-dBATCH -dAutoRotatePages=/None -dPrinted=false ./tmp--tmp-3759464)' failed
I'm using the Scorlatti font and sometimes in certain font-sizes the stems
of the notes inside note-by-number markups are off.
Is there any way to modify the stencil so that I don't have to use fake
score markups to make those notes?
I tried faking the stem by reducing the stem length to #0 and
Kieren MacMillan writes:
> Hi all,
>
>>> imho the near universality of keyboard competence defines Western
>>> Music as "can be played on a piano" and has severely damaged our
>>> understanding of what music actually is. Musicians like me who
>>> can't play piano are very rare ...
>
> As a
On Fri, Mar 19, 2021 at 12:16:49PM -0400, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
[...]
> > Probably the biggest problem I encounter with \relative is when I
> > enter some music and then extract a section of it into a variable
> > for use somewhere else and having the original shift octaves
> > somewhere in the
Hi all,
>> imho the near universality of keyboard competence defines Western Music as
>> "can be played on a piano" and has severely damaged our understanding of
>> what music actually is. Musicians like me who can't play piano are very rare
>> ...
As a musical theatre director, college music
Thank you all for the supportive comments. They are more than
sufficient justification to make it worthwhile to continue.
I better knuckle down and reincarnate the website, the Discourse
forum, and finally do the git repository refactoring. I set up a new
server already.
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
> nobody has noticed the loss of the website or forum,
> which did have a few members,
> so I wonder if this is worth pursuing anyway.
+1 to everything Carl wrote.
Here’s a little more personal perspective…
I freely admit that I didn’t notice the loss of the website or forum. There
Jean,
thank you very much, it does really help.
I think I have problems installing fonts though, I thought I had it working
with frescobaldi, but I can't get frescobaldi to install fonts anymore, no
clue what I'm doing wrong. But that's another issue.
I've done it manually, and tada, the right
Hello,
There has been some discussion last year on the French users list about
lute tablature that might be useful to you. I add a sample I could make
with the same music in both a normal score and tablature. The LeRoy
font can be dowloaded from:
Hello,
I have the luck of having a partner who builds instruments. Recently she
has finished her first four course (actually 7 strings, 3 pair double
string, one single string) renaissance guitar.
I've been looking for music, written for this type of instrument and so far
I found out the music
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