Nick Bailey

I'm working on a microtonal project, and rendering wav files using MIDI produced by Lilypond. I have found that one of the files which starts with a chord at time 0 has one of the notes in the chord omitted. I have dumped the midi file and can't see anything wrong with it. The first chord is A Major in first inversion, appearing on the middle Harmonium staff, and the C Sharp isn't rendered. But only when the preserve-silence flag is passed! If the rendering is performed without the preserve silence...

I'm working on a microtonal project, and rendering wav files using MIDI using the output from Lilypond. I have found that one of the files which starts with a chord at time 0 has one of the notes in the chord omitted. I have dumped the midi file and can't see anything wrong with it. The first chord is A Major in first inversion, appearing on the middle Harmonium staff, and the C Sharp isn't rendered. But only when the preserve-silence flag is passed! If the rendering is performed without the preserve...

I'm working on a microtonal project, and rendering wav files using MIDI using the output from Lilypond. I have found that one of the files which starts with a chord at time 0 has one of the notes in the chord omitted. I have dumped the midi file and can't see anything wrong with it. The first chord is A Major in first inversion, appearing on the middle Harmonium staff, and the C Sharp isn't rendered. But only when the preserve-silence flag is passed! If the rendering is oerformed without the preserve...

I'm using Kile to edit the Scottish Music Review [http://www.scottishmusicreview.org/] and I've made myself a quickbuild method to run lilypond-book to convert file.lytex to file.tex, then XeLaTeX which nicely updates the preview and so on. Very pleased. However, when there's an error in my LaTeX, it is of course reported at a given line in the .tex file, not in the original lytex file. Consequently, clicking on the site of the error causes the .tex file to open to give an opportunity to correct...