Gerry Prosser schrieb:
How can I enter text such as 'Capo 1' to the beginning of a line of
chord names , please ?
I often misuse the header for this purpose:
\header {
piece = Capo I
}
HTH,
Marc
Gerry Prosser
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Gerry Prosser schrieb:
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Thanks, Marc, that's one way; but sometimes there are alternative
lines of chords 8-( Another way would be to put it as markup in the
notes, raised until it lines up with the printed cholds. But
encapsulation principles indicate that Capo settings
Gerry Prosser wrote:
Capo settings really should be with the chords.
You could do this with (the simple version of) besideCN:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2009-03/msg00052.html
(mangled by the archives as usual)
Cheers,
Robin
Thanks, Robin; that seems to work pretty well, especially if there is a
chord on the first note. If not, then I have to specify a rest rather than a
skip, which of course results in the dreaded N/C. But I can tipex that 8-)
On 10 February 2010 10:09, Robin Bannister r...@dataway.ch wrote:
Gerry
Gerry Prosser wrote:
the dreaded N/C. But I can tipex that
Or say
\once \set noChordSymbol =
Cheers,
Robin
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I wrote:
\once \set noChordSymbol =
Sorry, that typo makes it end up like skip.
You need at least one blank in the string:
\once \set noChordSymbol =
Cheers,
Robin
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How can I enter text such as 'Capo 1' to the beginning of a line of
chord names , please ?
Gerry Prosser
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