it was pointed out that i posted the modifications of the old
definitions.ily. I think the only changes since then have been aesthetics
-- and mainly to the tab portion of which, in this case since it's gone
makes no difference. anyway here is the new file with the changes.
modified version of ...
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 7:30 PM, Craig Dabelstein
wrote:
> I'm not sure if this is an appropriate request for the group, but I was
> wondering if anybody had the time to look at a sample part I have typeset
> and make any comments regarding the typesetting. There may be many things
> here that an
Hi Lilyponders,
I'm not sure if this is an appropriate request for the group, but I was
wondering if anybody had the time to look at a sample part I have typeset
and make any comments regarding the typesetting. There may be many things
here that an experienced typesetter may see that need improvem
Hi David,
> I think if I were doing this manually that would probably work.
> Unfortunately changing my software to generate multiple score blocks
> would require a lot of work that I'm not sure is justified for just
> this one thing. I was lucky that I was able to insert the basic
> acrostic idea
Il giorno lun 16 feb 2015 alle 20:05, Stephen MacNeil
ha scritto:
I noticed in a past post Vol 145 issue 124 you were trying to remove
tab from the guitar bends. Anyway I don't ever use tab myself and
modified the ily file so there is no tab. if you still need it or
find it helpful here it is.
> Could you put all the lines that are "continuations" in a single score block,
> and have multiple score blocks? You could then try a negative indent for the
> first line to "outdent" it.
[I just realized I didn't post this to the list. Plus I'm hoping for
some more responses]
I think if I we
Hello Conor,
Thanks to you and Karen for the enlightment!
JM
> Le 17 févr. 2015 à 15:01, RomanticStrings a écrit :
>
> From the Society of Music Theory discuss group:
>
> Karen Bottge commented on "Strange "d.g" notation"
>
>
> Strange "d.g" notation
>
> Hi Conor,
>
> "d.g." means viola d
>From the Society of Music Theory discuss group:
Karen Bottge commented on "Strange "d.g" notation"
Strange "d.g" notation
Hi Conor,
"d.g." means viola di gamba (or cello), which sounds at the octave below.
(It appears that "d.g." is missing from measures 70-71!).
Karen
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On 02/16/2015 06:29 PM, Simon Albrecht wrote:
OK.
I think what you want is \RemoveEmptyStaves, to be inserted in
\layout{
\context{ \Staff
\RemoveEmptyStaves } }
It worked! Thanks.
Tyler Stank
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On Sun, Feb 15, 2015 at 9:58 AM, bensonby wrote:
> I have the same problem too. As a quick solution, I split the note into two
> with a tie, one for sustainOff and one for sustainOn.
>
Does that not add an extra note column (affecting layout)?
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