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Re: proportional notation screws up score
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Orm Finnendahl |
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Re: proportional notation screws up score |
Date: |
Sun, 3 Dec 2006 18:09:04 +0100 |
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Mutt/1.5.11 |
Hi Trevor, Han-Wen,
thanks a lot for your efforts to help me out and thanks a lot for your
ideas and thoughts! Sorry if I sounded desperate. Trevor's post seems
to indicate that it might not work out to get everything perfectly
aligned (although I was very close for the first three lines before
the spacing engine freaked out). I can live with that at the moment
if I can get it "roughly" correct by aligning the barlines of the
graph and the music at every tempo change for example. The musicians
will have a rehearsal CD anyway to relate their playing to the tape.
If I got it right, I should skip the whole idea of changing the value
of the proportionalNoteDuration during the piece.
My questions:
1. How do I change the spacing-increment in mid-music?
I tried \override Score.SpacingSpanner #'space-increment = #2.8
but this seems to set the spacing increment once and for all. Changing
Staff.SpacingSpanner didn't seem to change anything.
If that is impossible the minimum I could get away with would be to
set ragged-right to ##f and set the width of each staff system to
align with the graph. But as far as I understood, the page-width can
only get globally set in the \page layout block. Is there a way?
Am 03. Dezember 2006, 10:29 Uhr (-0600) schrieb Trevor Bača:
> So if you have time after you finish the violin piece, perhaps wecould
> together contact Han-Wen and ask first for advice on what suchan
> enhancement might look like (like how would a "graph paper" spacingpackage
> get turned on and off, and how could it be reset in mid-inputto accommodate
> tempo changes as occur here in the violin piece?) andsecond on whether we
> could sponsor such work sometime in the 2.11series of releases.
> If you're interested, please let me know and I'll be happy to sponsor.
Great idea! I'm in of course, thanks for the offer!
--
Orm