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Re: chord length in beats
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Eluze |
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Re: chord length in beats |
Date: |
Wed, 5 Dec 2012 15:35:08 -0800 (PST) |
vector wrote
> Hi all,
> many thanks to Glen for his reply to my previous post(simple chords only
> template). Im working my way thru that at the moment.
> I have a question tho how do I tell it the number of bars to hold the
> chord for?
>
> progChords = \relative c {
> \hideNotes
> f1 bes f c bes f' bes f c f bes f g c bes c f c
> }
>
>
> if I make it f1 f f f bes and use the \set chordChanges = ##t I get the
> desired output. that is four bars of F followed by Bb. The F text has
> been removed from the 2,3,4 bar. Perfect
>
> My question is tho, is there a better way to script this? that is having
> to write four f s. Writing it out the long way my song would be written as
> f1 f f f bes2 f f1 c bes f f bes f c f bes f g c bes c c f c
>
> I can use the bes2 to get Bb for 2 beats then F for 2 more (completes
> the bar) then f1 puts it back 1 chord per bar.. I just cant see anywhere
> how to tell it I want F for four bars or even 16 beats.
it's a pity you don't show the whole code you're using - we might directly
point to where it could be improved or simplified.
just an idea:
could you use /\repeat unfold 4 f1/ ?
Eluze
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