On 2024-10-28 02:25, Lucas Cavalcanti wrote:
Hello! I'm fully migrating from Guitar Pro to Lilypond in relation to
musical engraving and I have hit a roadblock: I cannot write the
closed hi hat without its "bold" font (same problem with the "splash"
cymbal and the cymcb) nor can I write the half open hi hat as a semi
"X Circle". Also I don't know how to add this "little hat" to the
chinese cymbal (cymch).
Just to clear things out, this problem is merely cosmetic. I have
created a functional and partially equal drum-table to GUITAR PRO's
drum table.
Also, on a side note: can I add this hash table directly to my
lilypond path in a way that I can call it like other drum tables? For
example, with the command drumStyleTable = #weinberg-drums-style? Or
do I need to compile the source to have this embed?
Any help would be appreciated!
*Point 1 - Drum Style Table*
The Notation Manual shows how to define a new style in the section
entitled "Custom percussion staves".
It would be helpful to include your definition of your 'drumStyleTable'
so that others can provide assistance.
The closed hi-hat matching the Weinberg style is:
(closedhihat cross stopped 5)
The half-open hi-hat matching the Weinberg style is:
(halfopenhihat cross halfopen 5)
Where do you want the "splash" cymbal and the cymcb?
*Point 2 - How to include the hash table*
The table may be saved in a separate LilyPond include file, and included
with every score that you write.
Add an include statement, e.g.:
\include "<DrumStyleFileName>"
In the score block start with:
\score {
\new DrumStaff \with { drumStyleTable = #(alist->hash-table
<HastTableName>) }
...
HTH
