RE: How to split autobeam
Hello Gilles,
Thanks again for your reply and for putting me in the right direction!
Considering your question: why use the ... construct?: it was the only
way of getting an error-free compilation of the composition.
Your question however triggered something and after a while I noticed a
minor difference in my notation. I added the duration of the notes of the
chord to the first note of the chord, so within the ... In that case
compilation only is error-free using the double marks ... And then
obviously the [.. ..] construct is not valid.
I moved the duration of the notes outside the marks using the single marks
.. and now it works fine!
Thanks again.
Gerard
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Verzonden: maandag 15 september 2008 20:45
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Onderwerp: Re: How to split autobeam
Hi.
Here's one example that produces the wrong beaming:
right = \context Voice = discant
{
\clef violin
\time 4/4
\relative b' { b8. d fis b bes,16 d f bes b,8 d fis b
b,8 d fis b
cis,8 eis gis cis cis,8 eis gis cis d,8 f a d d,8 f a
d }|
}
Hmm, this is still not a complete code: The \score part is missing.
Why do you use the ... construct? A chord is created with something
like
c e g4
I.e. with single brackets. Also, the duration is specified after the closing
bracket.
The compiler produces the correct beaming between the b8. and bes,16
chord and between the two b,8 chords.
With the default auto-beam setting the next 4 chords are beamed
together. In this case the cis,8 chords should
Be beamed together and the two d,8 chords should be beamed.
You didn't tell why the solution I proposed does not satisfy your needs.
Similarly to my previous post, your code above can turned into:
%---
right = \context Voice = discant{
\clef violin
\time 4/4
\relative b' {
b d fis b8. bes d f bes16 b d fis b8 b, d fis b8
cis eis gis cis8[ cis eis gis cis8] d f a d8[ d f a d8] |
}
}
\score {
\right
}
%---
See attached pdf.
I've tried severla options, for example adding \nobeam to the first
d,8 chord. As a result the last two chords are
Beamed together, but the first two chords (cis,8) are then separated,
not beamed.
I agree that this behaviour looks strange. Maybe someone else can give an
explanation or confirm that this is a bug.
Also tried overriding the default auto-beam, but that didnot produce
the correct result (yet).
In this, I guess that the default behaviour should be what you expect,
without resorting to this.
Hope you can help or point me in the direction where to look for a
solution.
Again, what's wrong with using square (beaming) brackets? Something like
a8[ b] c[ d]
produces the right result.
Gilles
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RE: How to split autobeam
Hello Gilles, thanks for your respons.
I'm using v2.11.58-2 on a Centos 5 Linux system and Jedit on Windows.
It's all about modern music where auto-beam produces the wrong beaming
groups.
Here's one example that produces the wrong beaming:
right = \context Voice = discant
{
\clef violin
\time 4/4
\relative b' { b8. d fis b bes,16 d f bes b,8 d fis b b,8 d
fis b
cis,8 eis gis cis cis,8 eis gis cis d,8 f a d d,8 f a d }|
}
The compiler produces the correct beaming between the b8. and bes,16 chord
and between the two b,8 chords.
With the default auto-beam setting the next 4 chords are beamed together. In
this case the cis,8 chords should
Be beamed together and the two d,8 chords should be beamed.
I've tried severla options, for example adding \nobeam to the first d,8
chord. As a result the last two chords are
Beamed together, but the first two chords (cis,8) are then separated, not
beamed.
Also tried overriding the default auto-beam, but that didnot produce the
correct result (yet).
Hope you can help or point me in the direction where to look for a solution.
Thanks,
Gerard
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Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens Gilles
Sadowski
Verzonden: maandag 15 september 2008 16:13
Aan: lilypond-user@gnu.org
Onderwerp: Re: How to split autobeam
Hi.
in a \time 4/4 a sequence of chords is written, patterns like this:
cis,8 eis gis cis cis,8 eis gis cis d,8 f a d d,8 f a
d
Please always send a working LilyPond code example. It will make it easier
to understand what you tried. The above does not compile (I'm using
v2.10.33)!
these 4 chords are beamed together. But I need the two chords cis,8
beamed together and the two chords d,8.
The following excerpt might do what you want:
%---
\version 2.10.10
theMusic = {
\time 4/4
cis, eis gis cis8[ cis, eis gis cis] d, f a d[ d, f a d] }
\score {
\theMusic
\layout {}
}
%---
Best,
Gilles
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Re: How to split autobeam
Hi.
Here's one example that produces the wrong beaming:
right = \context Voice = discant
{
\clef violin
\time 4/4
\relative b' { b8. d fis b bes,16 d f bes b,8 d fis b b,8 d
fis b
cis,8 eis gis cis cis,8 eis gis cis d,8 f a d d,8 f a d }|
}
Hmm, this is still not a complete code: The \score part is missing.
Why do you use the ... construct? A chord is created with something
like
c e g4
I.e. with single brackets. Also, the duration is specified after the closing
bracket.
The compiler produces the correct beaming between the b8. and bes,16 chord
and between the two b,8 chords.
With the default auto-beam setting the next 4 chords are beamed together. In
this case the cis,8 chords should
Be beamed together and the two d,8 chords should be beamed.
You didn't tell why the solution I proposed does not satisfy your needs.
Similarly to my previous post, your code above can turned into:
%---
right = \context Voice = discant{
\clef violin
\time 4/4
\relative b' {
b d fis b8. bes d f bes16 b d fis b8 b, d fis b8
cis eis gis cis8[ cis eis gis cis8] d f a d8[ d f a d8] |
}
}
\score {
\right
}
%---
See attached pdf.
I've tried severla options, for example adding \nobeam to the first d,8
chord. As a result the last two chords are
Beamed together, but the first two chords (cis,8) are then separated, not
beamed.
I agree that this behaviour looks strange. Maybe someone else can give an
explanation or confirm that this is a bug.
Also tried overriding the default auto-beam, but that didnot produce the
correct result (yet).
In this, I guess that the default behaviour should be what you expect,
without resorting to this.
Hope you can help or point me in the direction where to look for a solution.
Again, what's wrong with using square (beaming) brackets?
Something like
a8[ b] c[ d]
produces the right result.
Gilles
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