> When a beam group (especially 1/16 or shorter) crosses a staff line, it can
> create some annoying skinny triangles that can be visually
> distracting. [...]
>
> Is there a way to turn the stencil into a composite of the original
> with a big block of whiteout that follows the entire group's
Excellent, thank you. Your suggested \markup syntax got me close enough for a
final fingering tweak, as follows:
d4^\markup{\finger " 1 x2"} e fis-4 g-0 etc.
I suspected separate score blocks might be the best way out. Off to try that
next!
-Matt
From:
Dear Matt,
This snippet should answer both of your questions, let me know if you
have any other questions about this.
Depending on exactly what you were intending to do, you may want to
consider putting each exercise in a separate score block, like shown in
the example. This avoids all
I am writing a scale page for my cello students. Since each line is a new
scale, each line has a new key signature.
Two basic questions:
How do I keep the new key signature from also appearing at the end of the
previous line?
Also, how can I write { 1 x 2 4 } in the fingering font, adding an
All,
When a beam group (especially 1/16 or shorter) crosses a staff line, it can
create some annoying skinny triangles that can be visually distracting.
Here's what I mean:
https://notat.io/download/file.php?id=3646
And here's an example of what the solution might look like:
On Mon, Dec 19, 2022 at 8:21 PM Michael Werner wrote:
> I'm also on Ubuntu here (well, to be a bit more precise I'm using the
> KUbuntu distro, but should be close enough). I tried your command and had
> it fail. But, when I altered it just a bit it worked. All I had to do was
> specify the full
I need to count the number of notes between to functions. For Example:
\new Staff{
c4-- \startCount d8-> e8-> f8-> g8-> \stopCount
#(display how-much-notes-selected)
}
This will be develop for more complex function that will change
proportionally scale of every notehead in that
"Joel C. Salomon" writes:
> What am I doing wrong here?
>
> ```
> \version "2.24.0"
> down = {
> \clef bass
> \slurUp
> \acciaccatura g,8 d'2 % works
> \acciaccatura d8 d'2 | % doesn't
> }
> \score {
> \down
> }
> ```
>
> Adding `\slurUp` to a redefinition of `\startAcciaccaturaMusic`
Le mar. 20 déc. 2022 à 11:09, Jean Abou Samra a écrit :
...
> OK, here is another solution using an actual beam:
>
...
Very clever Jean! Thanks for the tip!!
Cheers,
Pierre
What am I doing wrong here?
```
\version "2.24.0"
down = {
\clef bass
\slurUp
\acciaccatura g,8 d'2 % works
\acciaccatura d8 d'2 | % doesn't
}
\score {
\down
}
```
Adding `\slurUp` to a redefinition of `\startAcciaccaturaMusic` works,
so why does the code above not work?
Adapted from
Well, well, it seems I’m getting too old to try and help other users, and that
the only misleading thing is my environment being set to have ‘.mxl’ files
opened by MuseScore...
Sorry for the (large) noise!
JM
Le 20/12/2022 à 02:41, Kenneth Wolcott a écrit :
I'm still do not understand the math (I'd like to generate a
formula!) for tremolos.
I also remained confused by this for a long time till I understood
that the rules are pretty simple. The thing to keep in mind is that
\repeat tremolo and :
I tried this:
1. opening the file with MuseScore (3.6 portable) 2. reexporting in MusicXML format, 3,
then importing the resulting file into Lilypond:
Now the import works, but there are still a certain number of errors in the Lilypond file
when I try to process the file (warnings are in
Le 20/12/2022 à 03:52, Ralph Palmer a écrit :
Greetings -
Jean Abou Samra kindly pointed me in the right direction for the
installation of 2.24.0 in Linux with Frescobaldi.
I was successful. Then I tried running convert-ly for all my .ly
files, using
find . -name '*.ly' -exec convert-ly
From: Jacques Menu
The legend on this page is misleading: the files that can be downloaded
clicking on the supposedly MusicXML icon have a ‘.mxl’ suffix, i.e. they are
MuseScore files in fact:
.mxl files are the standard compressed form of Music XML files; the Music XML
file is
Le 20/12/2022 à 10:53, Jean Abou Samra a écrit :
Le 20/12/2022 à 06:23, William Rehwinkel a écrit :
Dear list,
In the following tiny example, I override some variables to do with
how beamed notes are rendered, and also configure to use the
flat-flag stencil. I was wondering if it was
MusicXml files can have .xml .mxl or .musicxml filename extension.Musescore file format uses .mscz extension.Verzonden vanaf mijn Huawei mobiele telefoon Oorspronkelijk bericht Onderwerp: Re: Problems with musicxml2lyVan: Jean Abou Samra Aan: Jacques Menu ,mark damerell Cc:
Le 20/12/2022 à 06:23, William Rehwinkel a écrit :
Dear list,
In the following tiny example, I override some variables to do with
how beamed notes are rendered, and also configure to use the flat-flag
stencil. I was wondering if it was possible to modify how the unbeamed
flag stencil was
I do not think the problem is with the msl format, which is an archive
containing a xml file.
I tried on another mxl file directly and it worked. But it was actually a score coming
from Lilypond.
In the case of Minuit, I tried extracting the xml file from the mxl file and using
musicxml2ly on
Le 20/12/2022 à 09:36, Jacques Menu a écrit :
Hello Mark,
Unfortunately I do not know any way to produce a small xml that will
give this error.
The file I wanted was "O holy night" by Adolphe Adam (translated into
English) adapted
by P. Le Bas.
It came from this address:
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