Hello Matthew,
This was answered by Aaron in a recent post, see attached file.
JM
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> Le 14 oct. 2021 à 05:13, Matthew Fong a écrit :
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> Dear LilyPonders,
>
> Continuing on my journey of typesetting hymns, would anyone have suggestio
...but that only puts the horizontal line on the first staff of music, not
on subsequent staves. Is it possible to put it at the beginning of each
staff no matter where the \breaks are?
My rather crude way of making the verse lyrics stand out is simply to
alternate the fonts used in each lyric vers
That solution didn’t work for me, but I thought it was probably user error
and decided to try again later 😂 Valentin also submitted a response in
that previous thread. I need it to separate between Spanish and English
text in a hymn. I never realized what a strange format some hymns are!
Best,
Kir
Hi, I'am about to typeset a Christian Wolff score. How can I achive these
'wedges'?
Hi there,
> Hi, I'am about to typeset a Christian Wolff score. How can I achive these
> 'wedges'?
1. Override the Rest stencil.
2. Override the BreathingSign stencil, and move it into the staff.
3. Override the NoteHead stencil.
Lots of ways to clothe this particular cat! =)
Hope that helps
Thanks for the hints! But I'am afraid that goes way to far over my lilypond
abilities.
So I'am hoping someone have a more ready-to-use solution..?
Thanks!
> Am 14.10.2021 um 15:08 schrieb Kieren MacMillan
> :
>
> Hi there,
>
>> Hi, I'am about to typeset a Christian Wolff score. How can I achi
Hi,
> Thanks for the hints! But I'am afraid that goes way to far over my lilypond
> abilities.
> So I'am hoping someone have a more ready-to-use solution..?
Here’s a solution using a Rest.stencil override:
%%% SNIPPET BEGINS
\version "2.21.2"
wedge = {
\override Rest.stencil = #ly:text-inte
Hello Colin, hello Matthew,
Consider this method I created for Kira a week ago.
Cheers,
Valentin%%% MIGHT AS WELL PUT THIS INTO AN INCLUDE FILE
#(define dashlength 10)
#(define dashindent 2)
#(define dashthickness 0.17)
lineSep =
#(define-music-function (lyr) (ly:music?)
#{
\new Lyrics \with
Hello,
How can I have Lilypond reverse the order of voice placement as
described here for the entire score?
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/multiple-voices#-Voice-order
Trying to get the second voice to come after the first voice as far as
engraving order (in the
Thank you all. I will give both options a try and report back.
All the best,
mattfong
On Thu, Oct 14, 2021 at 1:25 PM Valentin Petzel wrote:
> Hello Colin, hello Matthew,
>
> Consider this method I created for Kira a week ago.
>
> Cheers,
> Valentin
Hello Matthew,
Just for instruction: To use my version simply include the part at the top
between the %%% (line 1-35) and then add between the Lyrics contexts you want
the dash to be
\lineSep someLyricsToKeepContextAlive
and add \with \adjustLyricsAboveSeparator to the Lyrics context directly
I am producing a "learning" guitar score with both standard musical
notation and tablature on adjacent staves. I wish to hide the output of
the string numbers on the standard notation staff, and have this working
for single-voice passage by using the code
\override Voice.StringNumber #'trans
Hello Dave,
Doing \override Voice.something will only affect the current Voice context.
Simply use \override Staff.something to have it affect the whole Staff (more
or less).
But you shouldn’t use set the transparent property for this (this make the
numbers not appear, but they will still affe
Sorry, it’s \with { \override Staff.StringNumber.stencil = ##f } ...
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Dave Trombley writes:
> I am producing a "learning" guitar score with both standard musical
> notation and tablature on adjacent staves. I wish to hide the output of
> the string numbers on the standard notation staff, and have this working
> for single-voice passage by using the code
>
> \
Valentin Petzel writes:
> Sorry, it’s \with { \override Staff.StringNumber.stencil = ##f } ...
No, it isn't.
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David Kastrup
Hello David,
Yes, you’re right. I tested it and it did not work. Now I tested it again, and
it did work. Maybe I’m just getting incompetent. Or too tired. Don’t know.
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This is perfect, thanks! It's all working.
Arguably this is not a super-common use case, but it is illustrative of how
these features work / are associated. Perhaps it should be added to the
snippets?
-Dave
On Thu, Oct 14, 2021 at 7:30 PM David Kastrup wrote:
> Dave Trombley writes:
>
>
Of course you can
also do so in the whole score by specifying
\layout {
\context {
\Staff
\omit StringNumber
}
}
Or, even shorter:
\layout {
\omit Staff.StringNumber
}
I do not know if this is completely equivalent, but lately I find myself
writing \layout { \context { .
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