Am Freitag, den 11.05.2007, 18:07 -0400 schrieb Laura Conrad:
Sebastian == Sebastian Menge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sebastian Does anyone have an idea how to manage that in a clever
Sebastian way?
It's not especially clever, but I wouldn't dream of using
lilypond-book without a
When it comes to typesetting practice, I think it is just as common to to
typeset this kind of situation without a brace (in particular if you add a
line break before the chorus). However, if you really want a brace,
you could do something along the lines of the trick described in
Dear Antanas, thank you for your answer,
the problem is I cannot edit the dialog box anymore as I receive the
following error message after entering Ctrl+M: valeur ou type de
données incorrect(e).Index hors de la plage définie translated in
englich = error message of OpenOffice.org 2.0:
If you please send a small (but complete, so it can be ran directly through
LilyPond) example mailing list, showing what you tried so far, it is
much easier
to provide a relevant answer.
/Mats
Alan Jones wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use lilypond to prepare homework for my first
year theory
The STDIN does not work in NTShell command line as it should. This is
NOT a problem with lilypond, but rather with Windows.
I have solved this problem and I am posting for others who may RTFM to
solve it.
It seems that there is a comment on this as a general problem with Windows:
Hi, Michael:
At long last Lilypond and TeXShop are working together on my system.
Thank you so much for this post -- I now have Lilypond-TeXShop
working here, too, and it's fabulous!
Hopefully, others will benefit from your work as well.
One quick note:
Turning the engine source code
How to write in \chordmode this chord?
Notes: [C, D#, G, B] or [C, D#, B]
Intervals: min, maj, maj
Name: Cm7M
Thanks
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Hello Mats, hello Jack!
Thank you very much for your helpful answers to my request.
Based on Jacks example-template I made the next steps forward. But I
still have a problem to add several verses to my score.
Of course - the basic example from the DOCs is working for me.
But in this case I
On 3/11/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Hi Tom,
Just adding answers in here for posterity in the archive ...
For getting italic Greek characters --
1) Do you have a font with italic Greek characters installed on your
computer? (I don't on mine.)
Yes, which is
Jonas Nyström schreef:
Is it possible to specify the page size to dynamically relate to the
content?
For example, is it possible to create a single system page with dynamic
width, corresponding to the number and the width of the bars?
(Like Finale Scroll View?)
I don't think so, but I would
From: Iacopo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How to write in \chordmode this chord?
Notes: [C, D#, G, B] or [C, D#, B]
Intervals: min, maj, maj
Name: Cm7M
for a quarter-note:
c4:min 7+
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You just need a new \New Lyrics for each separate lyrics line.
For example, you can replace your \score section with the following
one to get the desired layout:
\score {
\set Score.skipBars = ##t
\context ChordNames = mychords {
\override ChordName #'font-series
Thank you Mats for pointing me in the right direction!
For those who care, the following code will produce the desired(as pictured
in previous post) results:
leftbrace = \markup {\override #'(font-encoding . fetaBraces) \lookup
#brace175 }
rightbrace = \markup {\rotate #3.14 \leftbrace }
Hello,
I edited a small piece for harp. Everything looks quite nice, except the
final chord in the last measure.
How do I avoid the nearby collision between arpeggio and previous note (D)?
How can I draw the arpeggio over lower and upper staff?
Best regards, Helge%
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Hello!
Thank you very much for your help! Everything works fine now.
Now I started the finetuning. ;-)
Wow - really a great piece of software...
Kind regards,
Jens
Mats Bengtsson schrieb:
You just need a new \New Lyrics for each separate lyrics line.
For example, you can replace your
When I received this error, there was a line of code highlighted. In that
line I edited the index (i-1) to (i) and the script started working.
Note that you also will have to edit Subs.xba to change the 4 occurrences of
-b eps to say -dbackend=eps
Finally, I found that changing
I took the following example from the documentation, but added
the tailing g's. No matter how many notes are cramed into the
line, the figures remain in the same place. Aren't the figures
supposed to track with the notes similar to lyrics?
Alan
\version 2.10.17
\new Voice {
\clef bass dis4 c
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