Am 07.11.2016 um 10:49 schrieb mclaren:
> Yes, I think you're right that an svg file is superior to a png file. In the
> svg file, all the objects are resolution-independent. So the score and its
> components can be scaled arbitrarily without raterizing degradation.
>
> It's remarkably easy to
Yes, I think you're right that an svg file is superior to a png file. In the
svg file, all the objects are resolution-independent. So the score and its
components can be scaled arbitrarily without raterizing degradation.
It's remarkably easy to enter these kinds of scores using a MIDI sequencer,
> So we can simply photoshop the barlines in and photoshop the entire score by
> entering 4
measures or so at time and separately engraving 'em, then assembling the
entire score by hand. Not ideal perhaps, but a whole lot easier than any
other way of doing it I know of.
No idea if this would be
Lilypond crashes with the familiar error code if we enter those time
signatures directly. But there is a workaround, and it involves
approximating both meters with smaller rational fractions, then deleting the
actual meter used and engraving the real time signature by hand on both
staves. Then we
