in mm 123 of what I'm assuming is the second voice, there's a tie.
That's probably preventing the lyric from appearing.
a 8 d' _~ d' 2 _~ r4
Am 07.02.2009 um 17:39 schrieb Lorenzo Bicci:
Hi everybody!
Here's the problem: when compiling the file below, no syllable gets
assigned to the firs
Thanks a lot! It was just a little stupid error, but after hours working
on a lilypond file it can get hard to see it. :)
As always, the community shows a great support (and patience :P ).
Thanks a lot!
L.
Il giorno sab, 07/02/2009 alle 17.50 +0100, James E. Bailey ha scritto:
> in mm 123 of wha
Cesar Penagos wrote:
Hello Team:
I send this because I'm trying to use the ~ symbol in lyrics, it seems
not work properly. May be a Bug? This is the Log. report:
Maybe someone else will see a Windows problem. It works fine with
2.11.20 on Linux. Are you referring to the ~ in Señor ?
Paul S
Hello again, Cesar:
On OS X (lilypond 2.11.19) your file processed fine in lilypond and
created a postscript file. But ghostscript was not able to create a
PDF. Strangely, when I simplified the name of the file to Canta.ly
everything worked fine. My SWAG is try renaming the .ly file.
T
Saludos Lilypond Team:
Thank You Fred for your words, I send this because i have the feel
that I do not explain very clear. Then I go again:
In the News section for the "2.10.20" version of Lilypond appears the
following ("Lyrics text may include tie symbols by using the ~
symbol).
In my example
Thank You Michael:
I downloaded the Dejavu fonts, and lily works perfect.
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When specifying the durations of lyrics, you have two main choices,
a) Specify the duration of each syllable explicitly
b) Use the durations copied from another line of music.
The second alternative is what you get when you use \addlyrics.
This means that Lilypond doesn't care at all about what ex
On Sun, 26 Jan 2003 15:43:05 +0100 (CET)
Eric Bullinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> in the enclosed example, the second voice should have the lyrics as
> does the second staff. What am I doing wrong?
I can't see anything wrong; this looks like a bug to me.
Note that if you change one line in the
Great, thanks for the help! that worked fine. Now I'm having a
problem with the extenders. I want there to be a little more space
between the extender and the next word. For example, on a measure with
two slurred half notes, if I put a word and an extender, the extender
goes all the way pas
Cesar Penagos gmail.com> writes:
>
> Saludos Lilypond Team:
> Thank You Fred for your words, I send this because i have the feel
> that I do not explain very clear. Then I go again:
> In the News section for the "2.10.20" version of Lilypond appears the
> following ("Lyrics text may include tie
Raphael Manfredi wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm having problems formatting lyrics on a repeat section.
> I've extended the snippet from the documentation to add 2 voices
> to the chorus, and the lyrics for the second stanza are moved
> at the bottom of the group.
>
i can't see which version you're
Quoting -Eluze from ml.lilypond.users:
:i can't see which version you're using but the the docs about repeated
:voices are being rebuilt!
It was in the subject (2.13.63)...
:the trick that works is to define the lyrics' placement with a \new Lyrics =
:"â¦" statement and to refer them later. you
Raphael Manfredi wrote:
>
> Quoting -Eluze from ml.lilypond.users:
> :i can't see which version you're using but the the docs about repeated
> :voices are being rebuilt!
>
> It was in the subject (2.13.63)...
>
>
yes - obviously!
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On 2015-03-24 08:28 PM, Peter Heisen wrote:
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I can see that the problem seems to involve a lack of output, but
perhaps a bit more in
On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 7:42 PM, Colin Campbell wrote:
> I can see that the problem seems to involve a lack of output, but perhaps a
> bit more input might clarify it a bit?
Now that's what I call a "minimal example"! \drummode { sn8 bd8 r8 cymc8 }
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