Thibaut Chevalier wrote:
> However, i had to write this complicated markup to obtain a correct "7 /
> b5"
> for semi-diminished chords (instead of the dashed circle).
>
> -\markup { "-" \super {7/ \hspace #0.2 \teeny {\raise
> #0.3 \flat} 5} }% C dashed circle -> C-7/5b
>
> It seems that
Thibaut Chevalier wrote:
Thanks, it works great !
I personnally prefer the minus sign which is a little shorter.
However, i had to write this complicated markup to obtain a correct "7
/ b5" for semi-diminished chords (instead of the dashed circle).
-\markup { "-" \super {7/ \hspace #0.2 \
Thanks, it works great !
I personnally prefer the minus sign which is a little shorter.
However, i had to write this complicated markup to obtain a correct "7 / b5" for semi-diminished chords (instead of the dashed circle).
- \markup { "-" \super {7/ \hspace #0.2 \teeny
{\raise #0.3 \flat} 5}
I use the same system as Shamus, but I use the dash simbol instad the
minus symbol, because I find it to be a bit more polite. So I have then:
jazzyChordsMusic =
{
1-\markup {#(ly:export (ly:wide-char->utf-8 #x2013))} % Cm -> C-
% and so on...
}
I have jazzyChordsMusic and jazzyChordsAdd i
Hi!
> Is there a way to get a dash (-) instead of m for minor chords in chordmode
> notation ?
>
> Thanks for any bright solution
I don't know if it's bright or not, but short of going into the
appropriate .scm file and changing the "m" there to
Hi there,Is there a way to get a dash (-) instead of m for minor chords in chordmode notation ?I found there is a special property to change the maj7 triangle to whatever we want, but is there nothing for the 'm' ?
The dash is widely used, in jazz at least, that's too bad if it it
