Arjan Bos wrote:
The interesting thing from the video that I took home from it is that
the engraving of a piece is dependent on the tempo: an Andante piece
should be typeset more dense than an Allegro piece. Is it possible to
embed this rule into Lilypond? Perhaps driven via a new
On 23 nov 2006, at 8:09, Martial wrote:
The fact that they chose to switch to computer-engraving doesn't
contradict that hand-engraving is far better; see:
http://lilypond.org/web/about/automated-engraving/introduction.html
And the Lilypond product is great !
The interesting thing from
Arvid Grøtting escreveu:
The problem is twofold: This print shop doesn't stock any cream-colored A3
paper
which would be nice, and the finished sheet music is almost *too* sharp.
this is mainly due to the whiteness of the paper. Using yellow paper
decreases the contrast a bit, and will
Joseph Haig josephhaig at gmail.com writes:
Note the second comment: It will be a long time before this beautiful
process can be replicated by computers. Erm ...
It took Henle three years, from the video was made in 1997 until they stopped
hand-engraving in 2000. Three years should not be a
On Wednesday 22 November 2006 09:20, Arvid Grøtting wrote:
Joseph Haig josephhaig at gmail.com writes:
Note the second comment: It will be a long time before this beautiful
process can be replicated by computers. Erm ...
It took Henle three years, from the video was made in 1997 until they
Erik Sandberg mandolaerik at gmail.com writes:
The fact that they chose to switch to computer-engraving doesn't contradict
that hand-engraving is far better; [...]
True. On the other hand, hand-engraved doesn't always mean better. I've seen,
sung from and copied hand-engraved scores (or
Hello, all!
On another note, I'm looking for the paper quality, printing
technique and
printer that will best do LilyPond justice.
I find the Rockland 70lb (140g), 11x17, cream-coloured paper lives up
to Lilypond standards!
Best,
Kieren.
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Arvid Grøtting [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
and of course I dream of etching a LilyPond score into a plate and
printing it in some kind of gravure printer ;-)
Lilypond produces PostScript (or PDF) which means it has infinite
sharpness. It is the reproduction device that controls how the result
Johan Vromans jvromans at squirrel.nl writes:
Lilypond produces PostScript (or PDF) which means it has infinite
sharpness. It is the reproduction device that controls how the result
looks. If you use a professional quality printer the result will be
splendid. Maybe you can contact a real
Am 2006-11-22 um 21:26 schrieb Arvid Grøtting:
The problem is twofold: This print shop doesn't stock any cream-
colored A3 paper
which would be nice, and the finished sheet music is almost *too*
sharp.
So what I'm looking for is a bit more smudge, a bit of roughness,
some printing
The fact that they chose to switch to computer-engraving doesn't contradict
that hand-engraving is far better; see:
http://lilypond.org/web/about/automated-engraving/introduction.html
And the Lilypond product is great !
http://cathemline.org/lily/fragment_typo.html
On 21/11/06, Cesar Penagos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Lilyponders!
I wan to advice you that is an excellent video of the art of manual
engraving in You Toube; you have to take a look of this excellent work.
You can see it, at:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q8adEIMzbso
Note the second
Hi Lilyponders!
I wan to advice you that is an excellent video of the art of manual
engraving in You Toube; you have to take a look of this excellent work.
You can see it, at:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q8adEIMzbso
Saludos!!
--
Atentamente;
César Penagos
Tel:Of:(502)2253-7181, 2253-3826
Cesar Penagos [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wan to advice you that is an excellent video of the art of manual
engraving in You Toube; you have to take a look of this excellent work.
You can see it, at:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q8adEIMzbso
Impressive!
Here the German version,
Cesar Penagos [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wan to advice you that is an excellent video of the art of manual
engraving in You Toube; you have to take a look of this excellent work.
You can see it, at:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q8adEIMzbso
Impressive! But did I miss something important?
On Tue, Nov 21, 2006 at 08:59:39PM +0100, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Here the German version, with a much better resolution:
http://www.henle.de/video/vollversion/Notenstich_D.wmv
Note that you can't directly fetch this, since they check the
referer. But you can find it from Henle's download
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