On Tue, 2020-09-15 at 11:57 +0100, David Sumbler wrote:
> I am having difficulty controlling the vertical postioning of rests
> in
> a DrumStaff which has several DrumVoices representing different
> instruments.
>
> The easy method of using a note-name followed by '\rest' doesn't seem
> to work
I am having difficulty controlling the vertical postioning of rests in
a DrumStaff which has several DrumVoices representing different
instruments.
The easy method of using a note-name followed by '\rest' doesn't seem
to work in a DrumStaff. I have tried, for instance, 'sn8\rest', but
this produc
Harm,
a walk-through: [...]
Trivial as it may seem to the more experienced LilyPond hackers, this
might be a candidate for inclusion in the documentation! Especially the
repeated application of the "display what's on hand" trick is enormously
helpful, I think. Thank you!
Best
Lukas
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2018-09-09 19:47 GMT+02:00 Kieren MacMillan :
> Hi Joram,
>
> How is your Scheme-fu?
> Maybe you can adapt one of the snippets that applies different tweaks (e.g.,
> color, shape) to notes of different duration.
Hi Joram,
a walk-through:
(1) Create code example:
{ r2 r1 }
(2) Initiate a most
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Subject: Re: Position of rests
Hi Mark (and Joram),
> Consider using
> pitch duration\rest, e.g.
> b4\rest would place a quarter rest on "b."
If you do, remember that this doesn’t "survive" transposition:
\version "2.19.80"
restmusic = { g&#x
Hi Joram,
How is your Scheme-fu?
Maybe you can adapt one of the snippets that applies different tweaks (e.g.,
color, shape) to notes of different duration.
Hope that helps!
Kieren.
Kieren MacMillan, composer
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on
r4 r
\override Rest.staff-position = -6
r2
}
>>
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Hi Mark (and Joram),
> Consider using
> pitch duration\rest, e.g.
> b4\rest would place a quarter rest on "b."
If you do, remember that this doesn’t "survive" transposition:
\version "2.19.80"
restmusic = { g'4\rest }
{
\restmusic
\transpose c d \restmusic
\transpose c e \restmusic
\tr
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Subject: Position of rests
Hi,
I know I can set the position of individual rests by
\override Rest.staff-position = …
In a two-voice part, I want to change the staff-position of rests, but
differently for half-note rests and full-note rests.
Is there a way to do that besides adding \overrides for
A MWE would be:
\new Staff <<
\new Voice \relative {
\voiceOne c''4 d
\override Rest.staff-position = 6
r2
\revert Rest.staff-position
r4 r
\override Rest.staff-position = 6
r2
}
\new Voice \relative {
\voiceTwo e'4 f
\override Rest.staff-position = -6
Hi,
I know I can set the position of individual rests by
\override Rest.staff-position = …
In a two-voice part, I want to change the staff-position of rests, but
differently for half-note rests and full-note rests.
Is there a way to do that besides adding \overrides for each rest?
Cheers
Hello Harm,
Thanks for your reply.
Thomas Morley-2 wrote
> Best I can think of is:
>
> {
> \override Staff.Stem.stemlet-length = #1.25
> c'16[ d'
> \once\override NoteColumn.X-offset = 1
> r deses']
> }
This works quite well! I've made some quick tests and the scores are looking
much b
2017-09-21 13:56 GMT+02:00 Gilberto Agostinho :
> Hello all,
>
> I am writing a composition in which all rests inside beamed groups have
> stemlets. The problem is that because of my use of accidentals on every
> single note and because spacing is sometimes a bit critical, there is very
> little sp
Hello all,
I am writing a composition in which all rests inside beamed groups have
stemlets. The problem is that because of my use of accidentals on every
single note and because spacing is sometimes a bit critical, there is very
little space between the rests's stemlets and the previous regular s
Hello Jacques Yes it would. I was quickly clipping out a tiny example
(without reading glasses).
Old fogie trouble - but you get the gist.
On 25/12/2015 15:22, Jacques Menu wrote: > Hello Peter, "Wouldn’t
{\set Score.skipBars = ##t s2*6 } be more explicit and less confusing? >
Hello Peter,
> Le 24 déc. 2015 à 19:13, Peter Gentry a écrit :
>
> Brian Barker has supplied the solution.
>
> That is replace say r8 by b8\rest in the set of cue notes - see a8. ( [
> g16 ] r8 ) b8\rest | % 3 - I have left on r8 to
> illustrate the problem.
>
> It's a bit of a fag to
Brian Barker has supplied the solution.
That is replace say r8 by b8\rest in the set of cue notes - see a8. ( [ g16
] r8 ) b8\rest | % 3 - I have left on r8 to
illustrate the problem.
It's a bit of a fag to change all the rest in the cueNotes files as I have (5 *
4) 20 files one for eac
On 24/12/2015 12:42, Peter Gentry wrote:
I am using cuenotes in parts with extensive rests to give players reassurance
with counting.
The only issue is that rest are placed on the top leger line ie the F of treble
clef.
Is there a way to move these down to the midle leger line ie the B of the
Hello Peter,
Not sure what you’re after without an example.
Does this suit your need?
JM
\version "2.19.22"
\relative {
\clef "alto"
\key d \major
\time 2/4
a16 ( [ cis16 a16 cis16 ) ] a8 -. r8 | % 232
R2*2
<<
\new Voice {
\voiceTwo
R2 R2 R2
\tweak staff-p
I am using cuenotes in parts with extensive rests to give players reassurance
with counting.
The only issue is that rest are placed on the top leger line ie the F of treble
clef.
Is there a way to move these down to the midle leger line ie the B of the
treble clef?
Merry Christmas to all Pon
Paul Morris writes:
> dak wrote
>> Yes. For things like stem directions, there may be a default callback
>> which makes the decision about whether to put the stem upwards or
>> downwards, and calling this fallback might trigger other typesetting
>> decisions prematurely. Also, one does not get
data works for a given
case, then it's the safer choice of the two. Thanks for the explanation.
-Paul Morris
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Paul Morris writes:
> "To conclude the saga..." Thanks to David Kastrup's tip my function
> can now automatically position all rests and their dots where they
> need to be, no matter what voice they are in. Once again LilyPond can
> handle just about anything. See attached file.
>
> I'm now cu
"To conclude the saga..." Thanks to David Kastrup's tip my function can now
automatically position all rests and their dots where they need to be, no
matter what voice they are in. Once again LilyPond can handle just about
anything. See attached file.
I'm now curious about the difference bet
> > The only ones that needed re-positioning were the rarer ones
> > that were longer than a whole rest. Also the dots on about half of
> > the rests also still needed re-positioning.
>
> Could you elaborate?
See the attached files. This one makes it clearer than the previous one. The
red res
hank you! This will do the trick.
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Paul Morris writes:
> After getting that working I checked to see if anything changed
> between v. 2.16 to 2.17.19 And I'm really glad to say that in 2.17.19
> the positioning of the rests was almost exactly what I wanted by
> default! The only ones that needed re-positioning were the rarer ones
Paul Morris writes:
> I am working on adjusting the vertical position of rests on a custom
> staff and have run into a problem. I basically want the rests to be
> positioned as they are on the standard staff, but in my custom staff
> there is no center line so the rests become ori
Hi Pierre, I tried your suggestion:
> restmusic = \relative f {
> \override Rest #'Y-offset = #0
> \cadenzaOn
> ...
> }
But it put the whole and half rests on a ledger line in the middle of the
custom staff, which was not really what I wanted.
I tried to figure out a way to globally
2013/6/1 Paul Morris
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am working on adjusting the vertical position of rests on a custom staff
> and have run into a problem. I basically want the rests to be positioned
> as they are on the standard staff, but in my custom staff there is no
> center
Hello everyone,
I am working on adjusting the vertical position of rests on a custom staff and
have run into a problem. I basically want the rests to be positioned as they
are on the standard staff, but in my custom staff there is no center line so
the rests become oriented to the next line
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