Hi,
Unfortunately, I do not really have the skills to put together a recipe
myself from the templates available (emphasis on "I do not have the
skills").
If others who are interested, who have the skills, would like to take
this on, I am happy to advise and introduce to the Kite Guitar team, who
On Wed, 2019-12-11 at 15:22 -0300, Stefano Troncaro wrote:
> I've nothing to add to the discussion, but I felt the need to express
> that I am completely impressed by how easily Lilypond manages this.
> This is awesome!
>
Me too!
Devin
>
Is this spam, because it looks like a spam message.
It has no context in any lilypond-related discussions
It also looks to be proprietary, which is no fun at all
On Mon, 2019-12-09 at 08:22 -0800, Mark Stephen Mrotek wrote:
> Hello,
>
> https://www.staffpad.net/
>
> Mark
est solution and the student's job
would be to implement it. If they ever got into any trouble, then Walter
Bender, our lead programmer would help them with the technical coding.
Hope everyone is doing well!
Devin
Devin Ulibarri:
> Urs Liska:
>> On the other hand what you
Urs Liska:
> On the other hand what you are looking for is not a *developer*, but a
> *power user*.
Yes, we are totally looking for a knowledgeable and experienced power
user, not a developer.
> I have one caveat, though: you might want to double-check if that
> project is actually an acceptable
Hi,
I have been working together with the SugarLabs team to create a visual
programming language for music called Music Blocks (MB). Users code with
blocks (like Scratch), and they can also export to lilypond code.
SugarLabs is participating again in Google Summer of Code (GSoC) and we
would love
Thomas Morley:
> The first code simplifies the one you've found already and works as
> you want, but the circle has a variable radius depending on the
> stencil.
> If you're fine with it, great. Otherwise use the second coding where
> the circle has a static radius.
This is exactly what I am
Stephen MacNeil:
> you could just change it to tab
Thanks, this is helpful.
If possible, I would like some more information about how to tweak the
output.
* Is it possible to make the space within the circle opaque, but without
hiding the number (just hiding the tab line)? If so, how is this
Hi all,
I see that there is a way to circle around note heads, but I would like
to circle around fret numbers. Ultimately, I would like the string line
to be hidden from the space within the circle as well to emphasize the
number. I want to use this for pedagogical reasons. (If this description
Hello,
Music Blocks is a visual programming language for music developed by
Walter Bender (SugarLabs), myself, and many kids around the globe.
It exports to Lilypond, and Lilypond export has been a priority for us.
We noticed this page for "Other programs that can export LilyPond code":
H. S. Teoh:
> Honestly, I think the idea that Apple is trying to push free/libre
> software out of the market is complete hooey.
Even in the case that a company/group unintentionally uses the same
branding (name, logo, etc) as an existing organization/company/product,
it still benefits the
Sven Axelsson:
> Honestly, I don't understand what Apple has to do with this? The Lily
> app is developed by a small UK-based company called Pelican 7.
You are right, I was a little sloppy to write "Apple" specifically. In
this case it would not be Apple Inc's responsibility.
Andrew Bernard:
> Lilypond is not a brand and not a trademark.
So, no one has put in for a trademark for Lilypond?
> It's open source software, and
> it does not compete in a market. Dear me. Lilypond software has no
right or
> monopoly over the English word lily.
Software can be free/libre
This stupid app will surely die, but it is worth lilypond being on guard
with regard to trademark (which has a separate purpose from copyright
and is pretty helpful to protect users from mistaking different brands
for the same).
Peter Gentry:
>
Urs Liska:
> I just scrolled through a few pages of the Scores of Beauty
> (http://lilypondblog.org) site and find that - in addition to the facth
> that the rate of posts has substantially dropped - my name appears just
> too exclusively. This isn't "my" blog but the "semi-official LilyPond"
Hello,
In French Lute tablature (e.g. music of Dowland), the rhythm is:
1. notated as stems above the staff.
2. All the voices are truncated into one (example: if there is quarter
notes in top voice and half notes in bottom, they would all be notated
as quarter notes)
3. The flags are "double"
l it quits.
I thank all those who have supported me for this long.
--
Devin Ulibarri
(505) 379-6253
www.devinulibarri.com
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