Re: Exclude single notes from ChordNames?

So I've implemented the function I wanted. See here . Sure, I'd probably get no points for elegance, but it works well enough. I used the fact that the "q" repeat chords have an empty "elements" list, to avoid tracking repeats.

Re: Exclude single notes from ChordNames?

I understand that I can have separate music entity for chord names. I was asking for ways to avoid doing that. The most obvious option is writing a filter function that would replace everything in the input except the proper chords with rests, I mentioned that previously. Just decided to ask,

Re: Exclude single notes from ChordNames?

Currently running ChordNames on the example I presented produces this: D Dm/A F Dm/A D Dm/A F Dm/A E E7/G# G# E7/G# E E7/G# G# E7/G# That's too much clutter for me so I would prefer only seeing the chords: Dm/A Dm/A Dm/A Dm/A E7/G# E7/G# E7/G# E7/G# Even better if the output could only have the

Exclude single notes from ChordNames?

Hello. I've decided to learn a couple of songs on bayan, which is a Russian chromatic accordion. Basic bayan bass parts often have a single bass notes followed by a chord, e. g.: \new ChordNames {    d \chordmode { d:m/a } f, q d q f, q  e, \chordmode { e:7^5/gis }  gis, q e, q gis, q  }

Re: lilypond-cheatsheets

Oh, it seems that I screwed up while testing. My original example was tuned an octave too low and note naming was one octave off to compensate. Fixed. ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org

Re: lilypond-cheatsheets

Since it's a LilyPond cheat sheet, wouldn't it be better to use c' cis' d' etc instead of C3 and so on? I felt that using the so called scientific notation just provides an example to customize further. Using lilypond notation is easy. Just remove this line from cheatsheets.ly: \override

lilypond-cheatsheets

Hello. Just want to share a LilyPond script I developed for myself, in case anyone would find it useful. This script https://github.com/sg2002/lilypond-cheatsheets allows you to generate a cheetsheet for a fretted instrument like a guitar. Example is available here. https://github.com