> I'm no great shakes as a lilypond user, but I do understand the need > for transposable chord names. Some of us (many of us?) may create > leadsheets of one sort or another. Essentially those are melody and > chord names. If there is a need to transpose the thing it is > cumbersome at best to have to transpose the chord names. As to the > many methods of describing chords: There really are only a couple in > common usage and one that is extremely common. If lilypond supports > that, and it appears from this discussion that it does, I can see no > real problem with creating the transposition or creating MIDI files > (shich of course merely act as aural checks for right chords and don't > imply anything at all about spacing or even inversion.... > > Chuck Boody
Like I said, you only need the base notename to transpose, not the symbol. But if not enough people want what I want, I will just withdraw my request. It appears that now you can typeset using any font you want. If I can get it working in cygwin I'll just import the Jazzcord font set and try to get something working there. Thanks. _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
