Quoting Stan Mulder [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi group.
What is the method of changing the stem length for /beamed/ notes?
If you search the mailing list archive for stem lenght beamed, for
example, you will find a number of relevant emails, including
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Quoting Stan Mulder [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi group.
What is the method of changing the stem length for /beamed/ notes?
If you search the mailing list archive for stem lenght beamed, for
example, you will find a number of relevant emails, including
Previously:
For those who are having trouble getting Lilypond files to work with
Illustrator or other graphics programs, I would be curious to know if the
following works as I just tried it on my system and the file opens fine.
Using ghost script use the following command:
gs -dSAFER -dBATCH
Stan Mulder wrote:
Mats,
I see like this referred to several times in 2004:
/
\override Stem #'beamed-lengths = #'(1.0 1.0 1.0)/
However, there is no 'beamed-lengths' attribute listed in the 2.8
documentation. And when I compile using that command I get this:
Right! I recommend both you
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Stan Mulder wrote:
Mats,
I see like this referred to several times in 2004:
/
\override Stem #'beamed-lengths = #'(1.0 1.0 1.0)/
However, there is no 'beamed-lengths' attribute listed in the 2.8
documentation. And when I compile using that command I get this:
bryan murdaugh wrote:
I didn't realize the text annotaion was that simple. I've still got a
slight cluttering issue, however. Here's the entire markup, chords
and all. The problem is that my chord line is being separated from
the staves
Yes, otherwise it would overwrite the text
Thanks Mats. Below is what I ended up with. It's a simple ly file that
generates headless stems for rhythmic studies. Students take a known
song and fill in the noteheads to help learn rhythm, especially
syncopation. I've made a few more like this dealing with sixteenth notes
and triplets.
Does anybody succeeded with importing a LilyPond score into Scribus
under Windows?
I'd like to use the following scenario:
1. Create the score with LilyPond
2. Import the score into Scribus, make a book
3. Export the book as PDF
4. Import the book into InDesign at design studio.
5. Export from
Hello list, I wonder how can I shift these two
left-aligned lyric syllable more to the right and they would still be
left-aligned in relation to each other?
Here's my code:
\version "2.8.0"
vI = \lyricmode { \once \override LyricText
#'self-alignment-X = #-1Great is the Lord! }vII =
Hi, Eduardo:
Hello list, I wonder how can I shift these two left-aligned lyric
syllable
more to the right and they would still be left-aligned in relation
to each other?
Note that the self-alignment-X takes any number you want, and you can
use spaces to increase the virtual size of a
Art -
A simple trick that will force a ragged bottom is to insert something like:
_\markup { X \raise #-30 X }
in the last line wanted on a page. Experiment with the number, then remove
the X-s.
For example, changing your code as:
. . .
% FR(210)
g,1
%
On 4/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Previously:
For those who are having trouble getting Lilypond files to work with
Illustrator or other graphics programs, I would be curious to know if the
following works as I just tried it on my system and the file opens fine.
Using
Josiah Boothby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Fri, 21 Apr 2006
at 11:04:37 -0700 in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Regarding the bit about file size: the eps file doesn't seem to
include certain info, such as paper size; only the stuff about what
gets printed gets in. Perhaps someone who knows more about
Hi, Kieren and list,
Thanks for your reply. Looks like I found the practical solution - I'm
starting to catch on a little better the program reference:
I just needed to add: \once \override LyricText #'X-offset = #-1
- Original Message -
From: Kieren Richard MacMillan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello!
I would like to have the first lyric syllable of a stanza automatically
left-aligned in the begining of each new system. Is it possible currently? I
know that if I specify line breaks, and change the alignment of the next
syllable, this is easily obtained. But I'd rather not to add line
You can use the tool, pstoedit, which can be included in Ghostview. It
exports to a variety of vector formats including wmf. Some filters are
shareware, though.
Another option is to find an old version of Corel Draw, sometimes they very
inexpensive. I have Corel 7.
Good luck,
Eduardo
-
Hi, Eduardo:
I just needed to add: \once \override LyricText #'X-offset = #-1
Very nice -- I didn't know about that one!
Kudos to you for finding it (and bringing it to our attention) *AND*
to the development team for putting it there in the first place.
Best,
Kieren.
Then I propose to use a text markup:
\mark Pre-Chorus
which will appear on the top of each score line.
/Mats
bryan murdaugh wrote:
I've looked through some pieces of music that I have lying around in
several books, and it looks like most of THESE types of annotation
(verse, chorus, bridge,
I see the same thing:
{
g' b' c'' e''1
g' b' c'' e''1
g' b' c'' e''1
g' b' c'' e''1
}
This looks weird.
On 4/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Previously:
I've been using 2.8.1 for a while now, and it really seems to me that
the spacing of measures is non-optimal.
I've
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