Sorry, rubbish. Not standard musical praxis. Think about it – you would often
have to have all notes on the right or left. One never sees this.
The dispostiion of notes either side of the stem is for clarity of reading to
avoid overlap. Pure and simple.
But … there are contemporary composers w
On 08.04.2016 22:38, Alberto Simões wrote:
Hi
This is not exactly a Lilypond doubt...
but imagine a chord, in a left hand piano piece, with
Lilypond will eventually put c and g at the left of the note stem, and
d and a at the right (what it does exactly is not relevant for the
question).
On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 11:39:00PM +0200, Pierre Perol-Schneider wrote:
> Hi Abraham,
> Thanks for sharing the results.
> And I'm surprised too : 5a persons, that's roughly 20% of the member's list
> (I'd bet on 100 persons at least).
> Too bad.
I missed this survey...
But FWIW, what is my affili
Hi Abraham,
Thanks for sharing the results.
And I'm surprised too : 5a persons, that's roughly 20% of the member's list
(I'd bet on 100 persons at least).
Too bad.
Cheers,
Pierre
2015-04-21 23:21 GMT+02:00 Abraham Lee :
> All,
>
> I realize that I was just keeping this information to myself, so I
Guy Stalnaker-2 wrote
> Abraham,
>
> There is an omission in your survey "relation" to music -- composer! I
> use LP/Frescobaldi because I write choral music (and occasionally organ
> music). They in combo are by far, IMO, the best products for my
> purposes. I suppose 'publisher' might fit, bu
Abraham,
There is an omission in your survey "relation" to music -- composer! I
use LP/Frescobaldi because I write choral music (and occasionally organ
music). They in combo are by far, IMO, the best products for my
purposes. I suppose 'publisher' might fit, but as yet I've never had a
piece
On 9/7/10 1:55 AM, "Steve Yegge" wrote:
> Hello Lilypond gurus,
>
> I've been getting a bunch of requests for a tab or chord-diagram
> transcription of a ukulele piece I posted on YouTube. Is there any
> hope? The tuning is awful -- er, I mean, traditional, with the strings
> not increasing
On 7 September 2010 09:55, Steve Yegge wrote:
>
> Hello Lilypond gurus,
> I've been getting a bunch of requests for a tab or chord-diagram
> transcription of a ukulele piece I posted on YouTube. Is there any
> hope? The tuning is awful -- er, I mean, traditional, with the strings
> not increasin
> I'm very glad to see such a large open-source effort for music
> notation. I've actually started working on a similar project
> myself, although my intent is to make a GUI-based notation
> application (along the lines of Finale or Encore) rather than a
> batch system.
Good luck :-)
> As I'm s
i am also definitely not a programmer, and i really value the quality and
control that i get using lilypond (after migrating from finale). it's just
a matter of making a paradigm shift from wysiwyg score editting to
text-based score engraving.
fwiw, i got finale 2000 to work on my linux box under
Later versions of Finale export to musicXML. Check to see if this is
supported by a newer version of notepad. If not, you may need to have help
from someone working with a full version of Finale.
Good luck,
Dave
Graham Percival-2 wrote:
>
> The lilypond-user mailist can answer this in more de
Steve Sedberry wrote:
> I've been using Finale Notepad, 2000 version, for the past six years or
so and
> am interested in moving from Windows 98 to an open source operating
system. I
> am interested in using Lilypond and am hoping to import my finale
notepad files
> into the Lilypond program
Am Mittwoch, 31. Oktober 2007 schrieb Graham Percival:
> The lilypond-user mailist can answer this in more detail than the bug
> list, so I have CC'd them. The short answer is that non-programmers can
> use lilypond without problems, but I do not believe that finale files
> can be imported to lily
The lilypond-user mailist can answer this in more detail than the bug
list, so I have CC'd them. The short answer is that non-programmers can
use lilypond without problems, but I do not believe that finale files
can be imported to lilypond.
The best route is probably musicXML, but I'm not cer
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