Re: barline question
Hi :)
In case you didn't read my original post:
I am creating a score for a piece of H. Schütz with Lilypond 2.2.5
(with Fink on Mac). When setting this old kind of music it is often
better to not use a standard Choirstaff, but to use the bar lines only
between the bars. As far as I know this is quite common in late
renaissance and early baroque vocal music.
So I used a StaffGroup and set the Staff.BarLine #'transparent = ##t.
Since I needed repeat signs, I had to be able to put the transparency
off to avoid losing the repeat signs themselves.
The result: I have a part that shows the bar lines between the staves
only, except for the repeat signs.
One detail: for the repeat signs I used \bar :| instead of \repeat
volta. It doesn't seem to make a difference for this problem though.
One problem remains: the lyrics are running into the bar lines. In the
documentation I found that adding the Bar_engraver to the Lyrics
context would avoid this. This works, but it adds barlines below the
last staff and prints the repeat sign : -- : on the Lyrics height.
Trying to avoid that, I used \override BarLine #'transparent = ##t, but
this leaves a hole in the vertical repeat bar line.
Any idea how to be able to avoid lyric-bar line-collisions without
having to nudge each lyric into the right position?
Thanks in advance :)
greets
Maurits
Op 2-apr-05 om 20:20 heeft Graham Percival het volgende geschreven:
On 31-Mar-05, at 3:19 AM, Maurits Lamers wrote:
Hi all,
Still one question though.
I tried Score.BarLine #'transparent = ##t, but that worked too well.
The repeat sign I wanted to show, didn't show, even when I set it to
false before \bar.
So I changed it into Staff.BarLine and disabled it just before the
repeat sign and enabling it afterwards.
Worked perfectly.
Since I am making a choir piece for 5 voices I wanted to add the
Bar_engraver to the Lyric context so that the bar lines between the
staves didn't collide with the lyrics. But that didn't worked out the
way I intended, because the repeat sign now showed both in the bar
and the lyric line. Setting the bar lines to transparent in the lyric
context only created a blank in the thick bar between the staves.
I even tried to add the Span_bar_engraver instead, but that didn't do
anything.
Anyone an idea how to keep the bar lines and lyrics from colliding
while keeping the normal repeat signs in the part ?
I don't understand -- if you use a ChoirStaff, then bar lines aren't
drawn where the lyrics
are printed. Why play all the games with invisible bar lines and
moving engravers around?
\version 2.5.17
\score{
\new ChoirStaff
\new Staff { c'4 d' e' f' g' a' b' c'}
\addlyrics {foo foo foo foo bar }
\new Staff { c'4 d' e' f' g' a' b' c'}
\addlyrics {foo foo foo foo bar }
}
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how to resolve note collisons ?
Gilles Harfang a écrit :
Modify the basse \context, as follows:
%-
\context Staff = basse
\global
\clef bass
\context Voice = basse { \voiceTwo \basse }
\context Voice = choral { \voiceOne \choraltheme }
%-
I tried to use the following instruction to push a note :
\once \override NoteColumn #'force-hshift = #10
with no result.
With the above, it won't be necessary to try and move that note.
Ma réponse :
Thank you for your answer.
But this did not help me. The problem remains (with 2.4.2 version)
exactly the same. I have the very same warning message during
compilation (translated from french) :
Warning : too much column-note collisions. Will be ignored.
MX
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Re: how to resolve note collisons ?
Hello.
But this did not help me. The problem remains (with 2.4.2 version)
exactly the same. I have the very same warning message during
compilation (translated from french) :
Warning : too much column-note collisions. Will be ignored.
I would guess that this warning comes from something else, as it
doesn't show up when I compile your test case (see the attached
file test.ly). Here I get on stdout:
GNU LilyPond 2.4.2
Processing `test.ly'
Parsing...
Interpreting music... [3]
Preprocessing graphical objects...
Calculating line breaks...
Interpreting music...
MIDI output to `test.midi'...
Track...
Layout output to `test.tex'...
Converting to `test.dvi'...
Converting to `test.ps'...
Converting to `test.pdf'...
Best regards,
Gilles
\version 2.4.2
global = {
\time 4/4
\key c \major
}
dessus = \relative c' {
r4 g'4 fis4 g4
% 35 :
d4 g4. f8 [ e8 d8 ]
}
basse = \relative c {
\stemDown
fis4 g4 d4 g4 ~
% 35 :
g8 [ f8 e8 d8 ] c2
}
choraltheme = \relative c {
d'1
% 35 :
% the following instruction does nothing ; why ?
g,1
}
\score {
{
\context PianoStaff
\context Staff = dessus
\global
\clef violin
\dessus
\context Staff = basse
\global
\clef bass
\context Voice = basse { \voiceTwo \basse }
\context Voice = choral { \voiceOne \choraltheme }
\bar |.
}
\layout {}
\midi{ \tempo 4 = 100 }
}
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[ debian woody ] little problem with text fonts in pdf files
Hello, I run lilypond on a debian woody. I am very pleased with this software (big thanks to all the people involved in this project, it's *great* :-) It seems i have a problem with the font in the pdf files: everything looks fine, except for the letter 'u' in the titles, which looks weird. This appears only in the pdf file, the ps file looks very nice. I tried to use the same source file with lilypond-snapshot on a debian sid, and the result is perfect in the pdf file. I tried to upgrade my debian woody but the site seems to be down... (http://afavant.elte.hu/~wferi/debian ... has it moved somewhere else?) any idea to fix this on the debian stable? -- Unix IS user friendly , it is just selective about who his friends are JID: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tleost.chez.tiscali.fr ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
Re: barline question
Hi :)
In case you didn't read my original post:
I am creating a score for a piece of H. Schütz with Lilypond 2.2.5
(with Fink on Mac). When setting this old kind of music it is often
better to not use a standard Choirstaff, but to use the bar lines only
between the bars. As far as I know this is quite common in late
renaissance and early baroque vocal music.
So I used a StaffGroup and set the Staff.BarLine #'transparent = ##t.
Since I needed repeat signs, I had to be able to put the transparency
off to avoid losing the repeat signs themselves.
The result: I have a part that shows the bar lines between the staves
only, except for the repeat signs.
One detail: for the repeat signs I used \bar :| instead of \repeat
volta. It doesn't seem to make a difference for this problem though.
One problem remains: the lyrics are running into the bar lines. In the
documentation I found that adding the Bar_engraver to the Lyrics
context would avoid this. This works, but it adds barlines below the
last staff and prints the repeat sign : -- : on the Lyrics height.
Trying to avoid that, I used \override BarLine #'transparent = ##t, but
this leaves a hole in the vertical repeat bar line.
Any idea how to be able to avoid lyric-bar line-collisions without
having to nudge each lyric into the right position?
Thanks in advance :)
greets
Maurits
If you use
\set Score.defaultBarType =
as in the attached example you don't need to do all the
\once \override Staff.BarLine #'transparent = ##t
And if you add the
\override SpanBar #'glyph = #|
you don't get the |: in the span bar.
I have no solution for the lyrics problem.
How do you nudge the lyrics?
===
My personal preference is to use GroupStaff and no bar lines alt.
\set Score.defaultBarType = :
I find the span bar / mensurstrich ugly and of not that much help
since a \breve etc. can span over the span bar and in that way the
singer is fooled by the span bar. And it gets in the way of the
lyrics.
Regards,
/Karl
\version 2.4.2
#(set-global-staff-size 15)
sca = {
\override Score.BarNumber #'padding = #2
% \set Score.defaultBarType = :
\set Score.defaultBarType =
\override Score.RehearsalMark #'print-function = #(make-stencil-boxer 0.15
0.3 0.3 Text_interface::print)
% \set Score.markFormatter = #format-mark-letters
\set Score.markFormatter = #format-mark-numbers
\override Score.TimeSignature #'style = #'()
% \set Score.skipBars = ##t
}
%pipeSymbol = \bar :
sta = {
% \override Staff.BarLine #'transparent = ##t
}
clefcs = { \clef treble }
clefca = { \clef treble }
clefct = { \clef treble_8 }
clefcb = { \clef bass }
keyBG = {
\key bes \major
\time 2/2
\mark #33
\set Score.currentBarNumber = #1
}
% Choir, soprano
csBG = \relative c'' {
d4 d d8( es) f4 |
d2 r4 d |
\bar |:
d4 d d e |
f4 f2 f4 |
\bar :|:
g4 g g8( d) d4 |
es2 r4 d8( es) |
f4 es8( d) d4. c8 |
c4 c2 r4 |
r2 r4 f8( es) |
d8( c) bes( a) g4 g'8( f) |
\bar :|
}
BGb = \lyricmode {
E -- lis -- sa dies to -- night,
And Car -- thage flames to -- mor -- row!
}
BGa = \lyricmode {
% De --
struc -- tion's our de -- light,
De -- ligth our great -- est sor -- row;
\BGb
}
lcsBG = \lyricmode {
\BGa
Ho ho ho ho!
ho
}
% Choir, alto
caBG = \relative g' {
bes4 bes bes a |
bes2 r4 bes |
bes4 bes bes bes |
a4 a2 f4 |
f4 d g g |
g2 r4 g |
as4 as g4. g8 |
es4 c2 es8( d) |
c8( bes) a( g) f f( g a) |
bes2 r8 g( a bes) |
}
lcaBG = \lyricmode {
\BGa
Ho ho ho ho ho ho!
ho
}
% Choir, tenor
ctBG = \relative c' {
f4 f f f |
f2 r4 f |
f f g g |
f4 f2 d4 |
d4 d es8( b) b4 |
c2 r4 g |
c4 c b4. c8 |
c4 c2 r4 |
r2 r4 d8( c) |
bes8( a) g( f) es4 es'8( d) |
}
lctBG = \lyricmode {
\BGa
Ho ho ho ho!
ho
}
% Choir, bass
cbBG = \relative f {
bes4 bes bes f |
bes2 r4 bes |
bes4 bes g g |
d'4 d2 d4 |
b4 b g g |
c2 r4 bes |
as4 f g4. g8 |
c,4 c2 c'8( bes) |
a8( g) f( es) d2 |
r8 bes8( c d) es2 |
}
lcbBG = \lyricmode {
\BGa
Ho ho ho ho!
ho ho!
}
\score {
\sca
\new StaffGroup
%\new ChoirStaff
\with {
% \override BarLine #'glyph = #
\override SpanBar #'glyph = #|
}
\new Staff \context Voice = vcsBG {
\sta
{ \keyBG \clefcs \csBG }
}
\new Lyrics \lyricsto vcsBG \lcsBG
\new Staff \context Voice = vcaBG {
\sta
{ \keyBG \clefca \caBG }
}
\new Lyrics \lyricsto vcaBG \lcaBG
\new Staff \context Voice = vctBG {
\sta
{ \keyBG \clefct \ctBG }
}
\new Lyrics \lyricsto vctBG \lctBG
\new Staff \context Voice = vcbBG {
\sta
% \override Staff.SpanBar #'transparent = ##t
{ \keyBG \clefcb \cbBG }
}
\new Lyrics \lyricsto vcbBG {
% \override BarLine #'transparent = ##t
\lcbBG }
\layout {
raggedright = ##t
%\context {
% \Staff
% \override BarLine #'glyph = #:
%}
%\context {
% \Lyrics
%
