Extra padding between ChordNames and custom headers

Hi everyone, I'm producing some music that uses some custom headers as well as chord names above the staff. Sometimes the chord names are a little too close to the headers for my liking, and I'd like a way to add more padding above the chord names when necessary. Because of the custom headers,

Re: Centering staves on the page

Thank you both! Mark

Re: MIDI Position Markers

Le 15/07/2021 18:37, Dr Nicholas Bailey a écrit : Also looking good. Well-formed user stories. Helping each other is fine. You are going to have to allocate a %effort though

Re: MIDI Position Markers

Also looking good. Well-formed user stories. Helping each other is fine. You are going to have to allocate a %effort though (sorry to be such an authoritarian, but as I explained it's not a group project). For this exercise, concentrate on the ideas when allocating effort. It's beautifully

MIDI Position Markers

Is there anyway to generate MIDI Position markers in the MIDI output? My use case is that \unfoldRepeats only works for simple "\repeat volta ...{" constructs.  In compositions that have D.S. Coda, etc the structure of the composition is lost in MIDI.  I import the MIDI from lilypond into my

Re: Testers wanted

On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 5:00 PM Knut Petersen wrote: > > Hi Knute! > >> (define-public (output-framework basename book scopes fields) > >>(let* ((port (%make-void-port "w")) > >> (outputter (ly:make-paper-outputter port stencil-dispatch-alist)) > >> > >> Knut > > With the above

Re: Centering staves on the page

Mark Harris wrote: I want to be able to centre staves, which have varying lengths, on the page, as if they were centre-justified. Can anyone help me with the code for this? Have a look at http://lsr.di.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=1098 keeping ragged-right and ragged-last false (and be sure to read

Re: Centering staves on the page

Hi Mark, I want to be able to centre staves, which have varying lengths, on the page, as if they were centre-justified. Can anyone help me with the code for this? Put scores into a markup, e.g. \version "2.23.4" \markup   \fill-line {     \center-column {   \line

Re: Book building help

> > Well, disregarding "cleaner"... > Huh! How about that. Going to have to think about how to use that gem... Thanks, David.

Re: Book building help

Mark Probert writes: > Hi, again. > > The task I'm attempting is to create an equivalent of a fake book. I'm > creating a tune in concert (C) and then collating it with other tunes > using \bookpart. That works fine for the most part. The problem is when > I want to have the fake book