New stem notation

2005-06-16 Thread Art Hixson
I need a context for writing a single-line stave with a standard note 
head but three stem types: up, down and none.  This would be similar to 
a RythmicStaff  or a DrumVoice except for the stem issue. 

The notation also needs to be simple as there are many notes (not 
markup) , such as, for example;  su, sd, sn.


There must be overrides somewhere but I can't find them.

Arthur Hixson


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Re: New stem notation

2005-06-16 Thread Graham Percival


On 16-Jun-05, at 6:41 PM, Art Hixson wrote:

I need a context for writing a single-line stave with a standard note 
head but three stem types: up, down and none.  This would be similar 
to a RythmicStaff  or a DrumVoice except for the stem issue.
The notation also needs to be simple as there are many notes (not 
markup) , such as, for example;  su, sd, sn.


Use a RhythmicStaff, and simply define the notes as follows:

su = { \stemUp c4 }
sd = { \stemDown c4 }
sn = {
  \once \override Stem #'transparent = ##t
  c4
}

This is untested, but if it doesn't work, it should give you an idea of 
how to do it.


Cheers,
- Graham



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