Aha. I _also_ removed the use of m-chordify and now it all works as you
said.
Great, slur problem solved.
And thanks again
--
Luca Fascione
(as a test I also added \remove New_fingering_engraver and all the
fingering went away, do it is doing something)
On Sat, Jul 27, 2024 at 4:06 PM Luca Fascione wrote:
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 27, 2024 at 1:31 PM David Kastrup wrote:
>
>> Have you tried my other suggestion of just removing it so that
On Sat, Jul 27, 2024 at 1:31 PM David Kastrup wrote:
> Have you tried my other suggestion of just removing it so that its work
> is taken over by the New_fingering_engraver which is what you want?
>
I tried both this
\layout {
\context {
\Voice
\remove Fingering_engraver
Luca Fascione writes:
> Well... touché. Your talking about right hand fingering (-p) confused me :-)
> How do I dig myself out of this?
> I don't want to make poor use of your time here, I'd just need some
> pointers,
> and maybe I'll be back with questions.
I've re-checked and it would appear
Luca Fascione writes:
> Well... touché. Your talking about right hand fingering (-p) confused
> me :-)
That was actually a typo for -\p so it is likely my own fault.
--
David Kastrup
Well... touché. Your talking about right hand fingering (-p) confused me :-)
How do I dig myself out of this?
I don't want to make poor use of your time here, I'd just need some
pointers,
and maybe I'll be back with questions.
Thanks
L
On Sat, Jul 27, 2024 at 12:45 PM David Kastrup wrote:
>
Luca Fascione writes:
> Hi David, I just tried out your suggestion, and it works quite well.
> One issue I found is that it moves slurs from "above the beam" to "at
> the notehead" (in fact, it seems to me the slur is actually "at the
> fingering")
Which is exactly the issue I predicted you'd
Actually no, I won't want to ask that, I don't think :-)
You see, right hand fingering at the top/bottom, away from the note head is
just fine.
And so is string number, for that matter.
A big part of the reason is that they are substantially more sparse than
left hand fingerings are,
and being
Luca Fascione writes:
> Ok, so. I tested this eventChords idea, and it seems to behave as if this
> a-4
> was entered as this
> -4
> but unfortunately I actually need this
>
> how can I achieve that?
Uh, yes.
How about
#(define (my-chordify music)
(map-some-music
(lambda (m)
Ok, so. I tested this eventChords idea, and it seems to behave as if this
a-4
was entered as this
-4
but unfortunately I actually need this
how can I achieve that?
Thanks a lot David,
Luca
On Wed, Jul 24, 2024 at 10:19 PM Luca Fascione wrote:
> Thus might do it yes.
> Does even chords
Thus might do it yes.
Does even chords transform single notes into chords, does nothing to chords
and leaves untouched everything else? (Key changes, time markings changes,
all that stuff)
Thanks David!
L
On Wed, 24 Jul 2024, 21:01 David Kastrup, wrote:
> Luca Fascione writes:
>
> > Hi,
> >
Luca Fascione writes:
> Hi,
> as some of you might remember, I mostly use lilypond to engrave music for
> classical guitar. And I am after a fairly specific way to engrave the
> fingering indications in particular.
>
> Cutting off a long story, one of the consequences of what I want is that I
>
Luca Fascione writes:
> Hi,
> as some of you might remember, I mostly use lilypond to engrave music for
> classical guitar. And I am after a fairly specific way to engrave the
> fingering indications in particular.
>
> Cutting off a long story, one of the consequences of what I want is that I
>
Hi,
as some of you might remember, I mostly use lilypond to engrave music for
classical guitar. And I am after a fairly specific way to engrave the
fingering indications in particular.
Cutting off a long story, one of the consequences of what I want is that I
have to enclose all notes in a chord
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