Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Who uses lilypond?
what do you use lilypond for.
I use it as a composer. I used to use finale and now I typeset all of
them using lilypond.
Pedro
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As you noted, the \postcript markup command wasn't available in
version 2.2, but you could use
\markup{ \\embeddedps{...} } as a replacement for
\markup{ \postscript #... }
/Mats
Brett Duncan wrote:
Hi,
I've been setting some music for a colleague, but he'd like to see
'gliss' appear over at
Who uses lilypond?
composers
That's me.
other
That's me too since I'm a LilyPond developer also.
Werner
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Mats Bengtsson wrote:
As you noted, the \postcript markup command wasn't available in
version 2.2, but you could use
\markup{ \\embeddedps{...} } as a replacement for
\markup{ \postscript #... }
/Mats
hi Mats,
I tried your suggestion, but I think I'm screwing up the syntax
somewhere - here's
I use it most for engraving from ancient fac simile, or old scores (80%)
Sometimes for composing (20%)
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You didn't manage to convert the first markup to the correct syntax.
glisslinescript = \markup{
\\embeddedps{ 0.2 setlinewidth 1 6 moveto 3 -8 lineto stroke}
\halign #1 { \italic gliss. } }
Also, to use these definitions, you have to specify to LilyPond if you
want the markup above the note:
Aaron == Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Aaron Who uses lilypond?
Aaron composers
Not really, but sometimes I need to arrange something, e.g. add a
basss line.
Aaron publishers
That's some of what I do, on a very small scale. Mostly I use it for
things I do with my group, but
This Music Professor uses Lilypond-book for class materials in Music Theory
Jim Fay
Annapolis, MD
www.nvcc.edu/home/nvfayxj
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We use Lilypond to typeset my wife's choral arrangements and also lead
sheets for her jazz compositions. The quality of the typeset music is
first rate. For what it's worth, my wife went from knowing nothing
about computers to learning Lilypond, a text editor and finding her way
around a
Mostly for original compositions, but right now I'm doing some 19th
century stuff. daveA
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It seems that the lily-wins script calls lilypond with the additional
flag -p for historical reasons and that the meaning of this flag has
changed from version 2.2 to version 2.4. To avoid these preview files,
you could edit the line in lily-wins that says:
stat = system ('%s -p %s %s.log 21' %
Just uploaded a new slyce. It's a bit more fault tolerant
than the version of a few days ago. Slyce could be helpful
in producing the lilypond-docs, just for example. daveA
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Can you apply this fix to HEAD and the 2_4 branch as well?
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It seems that the lily-wins script calls lilypond with the additional
flag -p for historical reasons and that the meaning of this flag has
changed from version 2.2 to version 2.4. To avoid these preview
I am attempting to install lilypond for my Windows XP os but I cannot
select liliypond in the package view dialogue as there is no publishing
section visible. please help!
Tracy
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Just try to rerun setup.exe once again and try some other mirror site.
Normally, they should all give the same result, but you may have been
unlucky to choose a site that was just updating.
/Mats
Tracy Struthers wrote:
I am attempting to install lilypond for my Windows XP os but I cannot
select
I am given fiddle tunes by having them played into a tape recorder. After I have learned them, I sometimes
transcribe and typeset them.
Jonathan Webster
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trying to make manuscript paper, but I can't get the rests or bar numbers
to remove:
\version 2.4.2
\header {
tagline =
}
\score {
{
\repeat unfold 12 { R1 \break }
}
\layout {
indent = 0\in
\context {
\Staff
\remove Bar_number_engraver
\remove
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
You didn't manage to convert the first markup to the correct syntax.
glisslinescript = \markup{
\\embeddedps{ 0.2 setlinewidth 1 6 moveto 3 -8 lineto stroke}
\halign #1 { \italic gliss. } }
Also, to use these definitions, you have to specify to LilyPond if you
want the
what do you use lilypond for.
For myself, composing mainly; also, some arranging. For a couple of
colleagues, typesetting pieces for which they have only handwritten
originals - some of it much too hard on the eyes!
Brett
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student, sometimes arranger/copyist (lately there hasn't been a
difference for me between these), rarely a composer.
used to use finale, but frustrated by my attempts to make it work under
wine, i started using lily. at this point, there are few things that i
would prefer finale for.
josiah
I'm using Lily for retyping from older scores or handwritings. Mostly, I
only arrange stuff for my choir, but I also compose scores on my own (in
NoteEdit usually) and use LilyPond for printing them out then.
- Matevz
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I use it for making old, handwritten vocal scores more readable for my
barbershop quartet. Sometimes I use the MIDI output to help learn my
part.
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Peter B. Steiger
Cheyenne, WY
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From: Peter B. Steiger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I use it for making old, handwritten vocal scores more readable for my
barbershop quartet. Sometimes I use the MIDI output to help learn my
part.
For what it's worth, the desire to make readable copies of hand-written,
often copied and nearly
what do you use lilypond for.
I used for printing transcriptions of Mexican music for the horn section
(2 trumpets,1 trombone,1 reed) of a band (Mexican cover band playing
Banda, Cumbia, Ranchera, Quebradita, Zapatiado and other styles). I play
sax/clarinet. The band decides what songs we will
Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Who uses lilypond?
I use it mainly to make charts of jazz standards for a band I'm in.
Lately, I've been helping a friend write an electric bass guitar
method book. We're using lilypond book for our working draft. I have
no idea what the eventual publisher
I installed Cygwin w/ no problems, and ran the test file from the link on
http://lilypond.org/web/download/windows.html
without problems (double-click on file [pause] Cygwin window appears
[longer pause] Acrobat window appears with two-note score).
After that, no joy! :-(
I copied the
On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 12:38:22 +0200
Aaron wrote:
Does anyone mind an informal survey?
No
Who uses lilypond?
Donald Axel, 58 - Computer instructor
Long ago I took a university degree in musicology.
Did you use it for your own composition?
Only one setting
Did
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