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How to organize the source?
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Hans Forbrich |
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How to organize the source? |
Date: |
Thu, 20 Feb 2003 09:13:25 -0700 |
Is there a compendium or discussion of successful styles or methods of
using Lilypond available? This would be beyond the extremely useful
templates. I'd like to verify whether the source layout of a SA + TB +
Piano score (Cygwin/Lilypond 1.6.5) is reasonable.
As a summary of what I did ...
I needed to print each voice separately, preferrably with consistent
spacing, line breaks, marks on each print. The score runs around 100
bars with 3 key and 5 time changes. I created 4 files: SA.ly TB.ly,
Piano.ly and Score.ly
In the Score.ly, I created two extra "voices", Breaks & Keys. "Breaks"
contains nothing but spaces and \break to adjust spacing, "Keys"
contains spacer notes and all \key, \time, \mark and other special
symbols thaty are consistent across all print variants. I then included
these two voices as simultaneous to the 'real' voices. Thus all layout
and global ornaments are consistent.
Lilypond does an incrediable job already & has all sorts of macros to
make life easier. Therefore, the questions
- is this a reasonable approach?
- or am I doing things that Lilypond already does for me?
/Hans
- How to organize the source?,
Hans Forbrich <=