How do you do that in Sibelius? Perhaps mirroring the same approach
would be the best.
3. Engrave a line when needed using draw-line as part of a markup
command. This seems to be the most flexible, but suffers from the
following problems:
a) the line will automatically offset to avoid
Bertalan Fodor (LilyPondTool lilypondtool at organum.hu writes:
How do you do that in Sibelius? Perhaps mirroring the same approach
would be the best.
With Sibelius, one can easily start and stop a staff mid-system (or measure) by
changing that staff to an invisible one. Thus, the passage
Eric Flesher wrote:
With Sibelius, one can easily start and stop a staff mid-system (or measure) by
changing that staff to an invisible one. Thus, the passage was engraved with
two staves: a normal one for pitched notes, and a second, single line staff
above for non-pitched notes. Instead of
On 1/21/09 3:27 PM, Eric Flesher e...@ericflesher.com wrote:
I'm having serious problems figuring out a workable solution to the problem
below:
Per Kurt Stone, breath tones (on woodwinds or brass) with no pitch content
should preferably be written on a separate tablature line above the
Carl D. Sorensen wrote:
I'm currently working on a music function which could do all of the tweaking
internally.
Me too!
I'm close, but I got stuck on notehead X-extents...
- Mark
attachment: breath-tones_1.png\version 2.12.1
\include english.ly
#(define (stencil-width stil)
(let
On 1/23/09 2:23 PM, Mark Polesky markpole...@yahoo.com wrote:
Carl D. Sorensen wrote:
I'm currently working on a music function which could do all of the tweaking
internally.
Me too!
I'm close, but I got stuck on notehead X-extents...
Well, you're way ahead of me, so I'll quit
Carl D. Sorensen wrote:
Well, you're way ahead of me, so I'll quit working on this.
Carl, didn't mean to steal your thunder... And
your coding was looking leaner than mine (I always
end up doing things the long way).
Eric,
I've gotten as far as I care to for now. Undoubtedly
you'll want to
On 1/23/09 3:48 PM, Mark Polesky markpole...@yahoo.com wrote:
Carl D. Sorensen wrote:
Well, you're way ahead of me, so I'll quit working on this.
Carl, didn't mean to steal your thunder... And
your coding was looking leaner than mine (I always
end up doing things the long way).
No
Mark Polesky markpolesky at yahoo.com writes:
Eric,
I've gotten as far as I care to for now. Undoubtedly
you'll want to tweak things anyway, so I'm sending
off what I have as it is. You could re-code the
stencil using Carl's (more efficient) way, but the
code here should work fine. Let
