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> Not that I'm going to do it, but from what I understand of the way
> Lilypond is architected, one could conceivably write a module that did
> the beaming and then call that module (i.e., instead of the built-in
> one), right?
Yes.
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Chris Cannam interviews Mike Mack Smith.
Q: It sounds a bit like Lilypond. Have you ever considered trying to
switch to a free-software alternative like that? Any idea what the
pros and cons might be?
A: Well, we believe that Amadeus produces the best quality in the most
efficient way.
On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> Chris Cannam interviews Mike Mack Smith.
>
> Q: It sounds a bit like Lilypond. Have you ever considered trying to
>switch to a free-software alternative like that? Any idea what the
>pros and cons might be?
>
> A: Well, we believe that Amad
On Sunday 18 January 2004 08:57 am, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> Chris Cannam interviews Mike Mack Smith.
>
> Anybody wants to interview Han-Wen perchance, or send a patch for our
> website? It seems that reviewing a software is not required for
> stating that it sucks ;-)
>
> Jan.
I also noticed t
is entered as normal text or is there any special way to do it?
Thanks
ALB
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* Jan Nieuwenhuizen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Chris Cannam interviews Mike Mack Smith.
> A: Well, we believe that Amadeus produces the best quality in the most
>efficient way. [..] I haven't had a long look at Lilypond, but my
>guess is that Amadeus is more advanced.
That's precious
An interesting question anyone have experience with Amadeus?
How does Lilypond stackup to it?
What are its advantages, features etc.
If it is really so good then its features are something to shoot for.
If it is not so special then that surely shows Lilypond in a good light.
Aaron
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Hi. I am needing to enter a dynamic with a p followed by 'dolce'. Whats
the correct way to do it? (BTW, I am putting dynamics on a separate
context for piano music).
Thanks
Alb
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Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes wrote:
Hi. I am needing to enter a dynamic with a p followed by 'dolce'.
Whats the correct way to do it? (BTW, I am putting dynamics on a
separate context for piano music).
I just use regular text for D.C. al Fine
\markup\bold\italic{ p dolce }
Did you get your t
Hi, Paul.
Paul Scott wrote:
Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes wrote:
Hi. I am needing to enter a dynamic with a p followed by 'dolce'.
Whats the correct way to do it? (BTW, I am putting dynamics on a
separate context for piano music).
I just use regular text for D.C. al Fine
\markup\bold\italic{
OOps, I thank you before checking if it worked :)
/home/ambs/Natura/musicvs/lilypond/Diabeli/Op149/7/diabeli.op149.7.ly:28:4:
error: Have to be in Lyric mode for lyrics:
s1 s1\f s1
What I have in the lilypond file is:
primoMarciaDynamics = \notes {
s1\f s1 s1 s1 s1\markup\bold\italic{ p
Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes wrote:
OOps, I thank you before checking if it worked :)
/home/ambs/Natura/musicvs/lilypond/Diabeli/Op149/7/diabeli.op149.7.ly:28:4:
error: Have to be in Lyric mode for lyrics:
s1 s1\f s1
What I have in the lilypond file is:
primoMarciaDynamics = \notes {
s
Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes wrote:
Hi, Paul.
It complains but typesets correctly. Apparently it is midi which is
not being ties (no prob!). BTW, do not tell me 2.0.1 and 2.1.x will
have incompatible syntaxes :-|
I'm not aware of any syntax changes between 2.0.1 and 2.1.x. Usually
any signi
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> \markup requires either -, ^, or _ to indicate either above or below,
> above, or below. You probably wanted s1_\markup\bold\italic{ p dolce }
The p is a special glyph. I'd vote for
\markup { \dynamic p \bold \italic dolce }
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Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
\markup requires either -, ^, or _ to indicate either above or below,
above, or below. You probably wanted s1_\markup\bold\italic{ p dolce }
The p is a special glyph. I'd vote for
\markup { \dynamic p \bold \italic dolce }
I'll try it. My s
Hi everybody,
I just installed the latest stable cygwin-based lilypond,
and together with convert-ly, despite a few glitches here and
there - when \grace is commented out, for instance - I must
say the transition went pretty well, even when dealing with
intricate piano scores.
It just se
I just installed (by dist-upgrade) 2.1.11 from Pedro Kroger and the
paperxx.ly files have disappeared.
Paul Scott
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> I just installed (by dist-upgrade) 2.1.11 from Pedro Kroger and the
> paperxx.ly files have disappeared.
check out the release notes, and run convert-ly.
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Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
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I just installed (by dist-upgrade) 2.1.11 from Pedro Kroger and the
paperxx.ly files have disappeared.
check out the release notes, and run convert-ly.
Oops. I was afraid someone would say that. I did run convert-ly but
the paper ref
Well, I think that's a bug in lilypond 2.0.x
To fix it:
edit c:\cygwin\usr\share\lilypond\2.0.1\scm\font.scm
you will find lines with cmss17, cmss12, cmss10, cmss8 and so on.
Well, cmss7 and below does not exist. So change all font names below cmss8
to cmss8.
I think that in recent development
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I am amazed at the frequency of updates, and at the fact that each
seems to include a feature which was on the wish list. 2.1.12 offers
the new "#(set-staff-size 18)", for example, which was perfect for a
score I had just completed.
Thank you, Han-Wen and thanks also to list-posters for creati
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Dear users,
LilyPond 2.1.11-1 can be installed by adding (i.e. click the Add button...)
and selecting my homepage as mirror:
http://www.inf.bme.hu/~berti/lilypond
(I hope it works. This release is because of the more improved lyrics
alignment. Thanks to the developers!)
Dear developers (www main
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> Dear users,
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> LilyPond 2.1.11-1 can be installed by adding (i.e. click the Add button...)
> and selecting my homepage as mirror:
> http://www.inf.bme.hu/~berti/lilypond
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> (I hope it works. This release is because of the more improved lyrics
> alignment. Thanks to t
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