Hi Leo,
Am 07.12.20 um 23:36 schrieb Leo Correia de Verdier:
I’m not sure if this is an interesting suggestion, but if you want this as the
actual clef you could write
%%
\once \override Staff.Clef.stencil = #ly:text-interface::print
\once \override Staff.Clef.text = \markup {
Lukas and Leo,
Thanks for the response! I tried to frame the original question as simply as
possible, so I left some things out that have now become relevant. One of the
reasons I was trying to use instrument names is that I actually want to use a
more extensive version of the "c
FOLLOW UP:
I partially solved my own problem. I added the \columnClef statement to the
layout block in "draw-staff-symbol.ily", on the line below \Staff. It works
now, but another reasons I thought instrumentName would work better is that
it's very hard to read the vowel clef whe
Hi Michael,
Am 08.12.20 um 19:53 schrieb Michael Blankenship:
Thanks for the response! I tried to frame the original question as
simply as possible, so I left some things out that have now become
relevant. One of the reasons I was trying to use instrument names is
that I actually want to us
FOLLOW UP #2:
Added Lukas's code for instrument names to "draw-staff-symbols" and analogous
statements to the layout block in that file. The columnClef code remains, but
the layout statements are commented out. It's very close to being correct, but
3 issues that come to mind:
Lukas,
Hi Michael,
I think, going by this description, that maybe an InstrumentName is
actually the simplest solution.
In order to right-align the instrument names, try the attached diff
(using git apply).
It's basically a matter of
- adding an \override InstrumentName.self-alignment-X =
Bart,
I am a classic guitarist, and have composed and set (with Lily)
approximately 50 pieces for guitar myself. I am delighted to see you
offer your work for consideration. I will print it out and play through
all of with real interest. I'd be happy to offer you feedback, although
I have no
