Re: ppp on harmonics is too close to the bar line than normal notes

On 11-05-14 04:49 PM, Marc Mouries wrote: When a note is defined as an harmonic it creates a side effect on the position of dynamics. In this example, when the note D is a normal note the ppp does not touch the bar line however when it is an harmonic it does touch. %% When a note is de

ppp on harmonics is too close to the bar line than normal notes

When a note is defined as an harmonic it creates a side effect on the position of dynamics. In this example, when the note D is a normal note the ppp does not touch the bar line however when it is an harmonic it does touch. <> %% When a note is defined as an harmonic it creates a side effec

Re: Variable names

Richard Sabey hotmail.co.uk> writes: > Carl Sorensen wrote: >> The core problem is -- how do you distinguish between a2 c (two notes) >> and a2c (you want it to be a variable) - currently it will be two notes. > > I might have missed something here, but: > in what circumstances can a pitch-name

Re: text after dynamic (unrelated to the dynamic) / left or right markup

thanks for text that is related to dynamics i already use a simpler version of the same command: piuF = \markup { \italic più \dynamic f } this makes sense for text that is related to the dynamic such as molto forte, piu forte, ... but does not make sense for text that is unrelated like - fort

Re: Any way to turn of "strange time signature found" warnings?

Well for my own culture, I would be very interested to see some examples of this music. Thanks, Francois 2011/5/13, M Watts : > On 05/13/2011 04:42 AM, Trevor Bača wrote: > >> Is there any way to turn these warnings off? >> >> (Something like override NoteColumn #'ignore-collision = ##t would be

Re: text after dynamic

Marc M wrote: > > > i need to have a "a tempo" indication right after a note with a "forte" > dynamic. > When i type the following lilypond code I get the text below the dynamic. > That's logical as the both the dynamic and markup are attached to the note > but how can i have the rallentando a

text after dynamic

i need to have a "a tempo" indication right after a note with a "forte" dynamic. When i type the following lilypond code I get the text below the dynamic. That's logical as the both the dynamic and markup are attached to the note but how can i have the rallentando after the forte? \version "2.1

Glissando no longer printed within graces?

Hi, Since a few months I am using my own "glissandoGrace" grace-function to print glissando without starting note (I made this "modified" grace invisible, but the glissando visible). Unfortunately I see that with 2.13.61 a glissando within a grace is no longer printed. Here is a minimal example,

LSR is not available

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Re: DynamicText offset

On 05/14/2011 11:38 AM, -Eluze wrote: Peter O'Doherty-3 wrote: Hi, Is there a way to offset dynamic text vertically? I though this might work but it doesn't \once \override DynamicText #'Y-offset = #0.2 Regards, Peter \override DynamicText #'extra-offset = #'(0 . -5) should work! Grea

Re: DynamicText offset

Peter O'Doherty-3 wrote: > > Hi, > > Is there a way to offset dynamic text vertically? > > I though this might work but it doesn't > > \once \override DynamicText #'Y-offset = #0.2 > > Regards, > Peter > > \override DynamicText #'extra-offset = #'(0 . -5) should work! -- View this messa

DynamicText offset

Hi, Is there a way to offset dynamic text vertically? I though this might work but it doesn't \once \override DynamicText #'Y-offset = #0.2 Regards, Peter -- //= -> Peter O'Doherty -> http://www.peterodoherty.net -> m...@peterodoherty.net //