Am Sunday, 21. August 2011, 22:03:27 schrieb Patrick Karl:
> Is it possible in LilyPond to generate an unslurred acciaccatura? Or,
> possibly equivalently, is it possible to generate a grace note with a
> slashed stem?
In the latest developer release 2.15.x you can (using the \slashedGrace
funct
Is it possible in LilyPond to generate an unslurred acciaccatura? Or, possibly
equivalently, is it possible to generate a grace note with a slashed stem?
(I'm engraving a piece from a Corelli manuscript which contains several of
these.)
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Am 21.08.2011 20:19, schrieb Alberto Simões:
Hello
Hello Alberto,
I use the following definition:
opt = #(define-music-function (parser location note) (ly:music?)
(set! (ly:music-property note 'tweaks)
(acons 'font-size -2 (ly:music-property note 'tweaks)))
note)
Am 2011-08-21 um 14:40 schrieb Karl Hammar:
With \include "lilypond-book-preamble.ly" at the beginning of a the
lilypond file with the "--ps -dbackend=eps" options gets me one file
per system.
Ah, thank you, I didn’t find that in l-b’s sources.
It does exactly what I wanted.
Would be nice if t
Hello
I was looking into a way to write chords with some note heads smaller
than others. I found a snippet with some lisp code (see bellow) that
works great if only one note of the chord needs to be smaller.
The odds is that I need some chords with two normal heads, and a small
head, two sma
Hi all,
I've got a choral piece in which there are:
1. large sections of "choral unison", where a single staff [SATB] suffices;
2. large sections of slightly more complex homophony, where two staves [SA +
TB] suffice; and,
3. large sections of very complex homophony or polyphony, where f
I still find this works:
http://old.nabble.com/Controlling-MIDI-output-and-chords-to26107465.html#a26107940
http://old.nabble.com/Controlling-MIDI-output-and-chords-to26107465.html#a26107940
i.e.
\midi {
\context { \ChordNameVoice \remove Note_performer }
}
Dav
Henning Hraban Ramm:
...
> Probably even better would be, if we could get single output files
> (EPS, PDF) for every system, include all of them serially and use
> TeXs page breaking mechanism.
> -dbackend=eps tells us the number of systems in foo-systems.count, and
> AFAICR it used to give
I guess that might be the only way. The other suggestion doesn't quite work
either. The way I have it entered still plays the chord and also the PDF is not
right. The clef usually isn't printed, but when I surround the volume setting
with curly brackets, it's printed. Am I placing the Volume set
(using 2.14 or 2.15.8 on OSX Intel)
We’re in the process of re-inventing ConTeXt’s LilyPond support
(similar to lilypond-book, but simpler and with ConTeXt instead of
LaTeX).
We try to solve page breaking of bigger scores.
If a score begins mid-page, e.g. below a title, we would like to tel
- Original Message -
From: "Peter Crighton"
To: "LilyPond Mailing List"
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2011 1:58 PM
Subject: Custom Tuning creating space beneath the first system
Hi everybody.
When I create a custom tuning via \contextStringTuning there is some
extra vertical space (only)
Am 20.08.2011 23:38, schrieb Patrick Karl:
[...]
(here, we don't want to get printable scores).
HTH,
Why don't we want to get printable scores here?
\articulate is made for improving lilypond's MIDI output, nothing more,
nothing less.
In the header of ly/articulate.ly, it says
% This script
On 8/21/2011 7:21 AM, Vaughan McAlley wrote:
I’ve spent way to long trying to work this out... the simple test file:
%test1.ly
\version "2.14.2"
myTranspose =\transpose c' c
staffOneName = "Soprano"
% Version for men’s choir
%{
myTranspose = \transpose c' g
staffOneName = "Alto"
%}
...pr
Vaughan McAlley writes:
> I’ve spent way to long trying to work this out... the simple test file:
>
> %test1.ly
> \version "2.14.2"
>
> myTranspose =\transpose c' c
> staffOneName = "Soprano"
>
> % Version for men’s choir
> %{
> myTranspose = \transpose c' g
> staffOneName = "Alto"
> %}
>
>
I’ve spent way to long trying to work this out... the simple test file:
%test1.ly
\version "2.14.2"
myTranspose =\transpose c' c
staffOneName = "Soprano"
% Version for men’s choir
%{
myTranspose = \transpose c' g
staffOneName = "Alto"
%}
...produces
test1.ly:4:0: error: syntax error, unex
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