Paul Scott wrote:
David A. Greene wrote:
Is it possible to typeset volta-style alternatives without generating
a repeat bar? I'm typesetting an SATB score and would like it to look
something like this:
_
| To verses
Markus Schneider wrote:
You can also use \addquote and filter only desired events using
Staff.quotedEventTypes.
(http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.9/Documentation/user/lilypond/Quoting-other-voic
es.html#Quoting-other-voices)
In pseudo code this would look like this:
somevoice = { }
David A. Greene wrote:
parts. For example, in an SATB score, the rehearsal letters should
appear in all parts but I only want dynamics displayed in one part
(say, the alto) to keep clutter down.
Slight correction. One would like the rehearsal letters to appear
on one of either the soprano
Hi
I've found a trick to move the bes left, and the c right.
\context Voice=oben {
\stemUp
\clef G
\key f \major
\time 3/8
g 8
c '' 16
b ' 16
\cadenzaOn
s32 c '' 8 % a space before the c, which moves it on the right
}
\\
\context Voice=unten
David A. Greene wrote:
Paul Scott wrote:
David A. Greene wrote:
Is it possible to typeset volta-style alternatives without generating
a repeat bar? I'm typesetting an SATB score and would like it to look
something like this:
_
Luc luc at smooth.ch writes:
In this measure under Windows XP, the notehead of the last bes is
separated from the accidental by the upper voice - can this be remedied?
\version 2.8.6
\score {
\override Staff.NoteCollision #'merge-differently-headed = ##t
\override
Version 2.8.6 under WinXP
Is there any way to rotate a markup (specifically an instrument name) by 90
degrees?
Sorry if this is a double posting (I don't think it is)
Many thanks,
Mark
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Mark Pim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Version 2.8.6 under WinXP
Is there any way to rotate a markup (specifically an instrument name) by 90
degrees?
See the snippet below.
\score {
\relative c' {
c4^\markup {\rotate #90.0 {hello}}
c4^\markup {\column {h e l l o}}
}
}
Best,
Hi JMarc
Thanks for this inventive solution!
As you state yourself, the beaming gets confused and I am afraid of looking
for a solution to that problem...
I can live with the way it looks now, I just thought you could make it more
readable.
Rgds
Luc
- Original Message -
From:
Have you ever considered that your question has
probably been already discussed, and that showing you the right
keyword for searching is the quickest solution.
... indeed it has and an almost ready-to-use example can be found here:
http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=204
Markus
Paul Scott wrote:
Manual repeat commands.
Using 2.9.17. I looked at that and I think I know how to do it but
I was hoping there was a way to specify this but retain the nice
useage of volta and \unrollRepeats for midi output. I suppose I
just have to choose one or the other since
I might be tempted to pitch in some helper money to get DC and DS Al Coda
functionality that can generate the marks and have the option to insert
whitespace in front of a coda passage, recognize the flow for midi, error
out if the targetcoda, tocoda or targetsegno are missing, etc. IOW possibly
Hi all,
I hope I'm not missing something obvious, but I couldn't see anything on this
in either the archives or the documentation
I'm notating music with a melody and guitar chords to be played with a capo on
the guitar, and I'd like to include two chord names at each point: the actual
Markus Schneider wrote:
Have you ever considered that your question has
probably been already discussed, and that showing you the right
keyword for searching is the quickest solution.
... indeed it has and an almost ready-to-use example can be found here:
http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=204
Thanks for this helpful tip!
Henrik Frisk-3 wrote:
Mark Pim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Version 2.8.6 under WinXP
Is there any way to rotate a markup (specifically an instrument name) by
90 degrees?
See the snippet below.
\score {
\relative c' {
c4^\markup {\rotate
I've been outputting my passages from lilypond to PNG, then just including
the PNG files in the Word document via a graphic link. To get the PNG
dimensions correct I've added bogus small paper form sizes to my system
print server, then I specify those paper sizes in the LP code that generates
Whenever I cant get an answer from the fine manual (and I do mean fine, it is
a good manual for most things). My next course is to go get the regression
file or test input file for what I'm trying to understand, usually that
solves the problem or at least points me to something I can begin to
David Greene wrote:
It's good that you mention that here because I was thinking about
something last night. Would it not be possible to suck out all
the snippets from the LSR and format them similarly to the existing
tips and tricks documentation?
Sent on Aug 28:
Markus Schneider wrote:
Have you ever considered that your question has
probably been already discussed, and that showing you the right
keyword for searching is the quickest solution.
No it isn't the "quickest" solution. the "quickest" solution would
have been to just give the
Graham Percival wrote:
Sent on Aug 28:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-devel/2006-08/msg00146.html
If you want to volunteer, great! I'm available to discuss any portion
of this.
I would very happily do this, but I have to finish typesetting my
current project first. I have a
David Greene wrote:
Graham Percival wrote:
Sent on Aug 28:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-devel/2006-08/msg00146.html
If you want to volunteer, great! I'm available to discuss any portion
of this.
I would very happily do this, but I have to finish typesetting my
current
I think this whole
discussion is becoming increasingly ridiculous, but here's a thought; the next
time the same person is stuck with something, I bet they'll now search through
the archives; maybe they previously didn't know they were
searchable.
I'm sure that Kieren had no intention of
Hello, all --
Since you're all talking about me, I thought I'd jump in here... ;-)
Ian wrote:
it isn't the quickest solution.
Firstly, my goal wasn't to give David the answer, because I don't
think there *is* just a single one; my goal was to point him to the
threads that deal with the
Markus Schneider wrote:
In pseudo code this would look like this:
somevoice = { }
partWithAllMarksAndStuff = {}
\addquote framework \partWithAllMarksAndStuff
I tried this but lily 2.9.17 chokes on the \addquote:
Interpreting music... make: *** [test.pdf] Segmentation fault
If I comment
If you give a man a fish he will only eat for a day...
But if you teach a man to fish...
He will sit in a hot boat drinking beer, getting sunburned, and drowning
worms all his life.
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hello, all --
Since you're all talking about me, I thought I'd jump in
Hi,
Is there any markup support for making tables? I think what I'm
looking for is just tabs so that different columns of stuff can align.
Or better to concoct in some external program and insert as EPS?
--
Trevor Bača
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi, Trevor --
Is there any markup support for making tables? I think what I'm
looking for is just tabs so that different columns of stuff can align.
I took a quick stab, but got only partial results [didn't figure out
how to dictate the column alignment].
Unfortunately, I have to get back
Thanks, Kieren.
I'll definitely use this as a starting point and see what I can come up with.
(Good luck on the CD, too.)
Trevor.
On 9/5/06, Kieren MacMillan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Trevor --
Is there any markup support for making tables? I think what I'm
looking for is just tabs so
The following solution gives the alignment, the backside is that you
have to
input the table entries column by column instead of row by row:
\markup{\column{A DD GGG} \column {B EE HHH} \column {C FF III}}
/Mats
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi, Trevor --
Is there any markup support for
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