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Error in last part of Lady MacKenzie of Fairburn for Pipes, added composer & arranger

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Little update in Readme and Todo
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Eric Teunis de Boone 2015-11-30 22:37:29 +01:00
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README.md
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@ -9,5 +9,6 @@ This is meant to extend or translate some parts.
The original file can still be found at http://lsr.di.unimi.it/LSR/Snippet?id=970
Currently, the most advanced score is MacKenzie Highlanders in 2-4_marches/mackenzie_highlanders.side.ly
This score is used for most of the layout.
Currently, the most advanced scores are for Lady MacKenzie of Fairburn in strathspeys/lady_mackenzie_of_fairburn/*.ly
These scores are used for most of the layout.
The scores include a side, tenor, bass, pipes, fullscore for drums and a regular fullscore.

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makedrum
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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ from argparse import ArgumentParser
class MakeDrum:
LILYPOND = 'lilypond'
VERSION = '0.9'
VERSION = '0.9.5'
TMP_DIR = './tmp'
TMP_PREFIX = 'tmp_'
MASTER_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))

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strathspeys/lady_mackenzie_of_fairburn/notes.pipes.ily
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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
% 4/4 Lady MacKenzie of Fairburn
% Pipes
\version "2.18.2"
composerPipes = ""
composerPipes = "J. Wark, arr. R. Stanley"
pipesA = {
d16 |
\dblc c8. e16
@ -56,11 +56,11 @@ pipesBB = {
\grg a8. \grd c16
\dble d8. d16
\dblc c8. b16
\grg a8. A16
\grg a16 A8.
|
a8. \grd c16
\grg e8. A16
\hdblf g8. d16
\grg e16 A8.
\hdblf g16 d8.
\dble e8. c16
|
\thrwd d8. e16

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strathspeys/lady_mackenzie_of_fairburn/notes.side.ily
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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
% 4/4 Lady MacKenzie of Fairburn
% Side
\version "2.18.2"
composerSide = "E.T. de Boone, v0.8, 2015"
composerSide = "E.T. de Boone, v0.9, 2015"
snareA = \drummode {
\flam d8. g16
d8.:32( g16)
@ -43,10 +43,10 @@ snareBA = \drummode{
d8.[:32(\< \dr g16]:32)(-> \>
d8.[:32)( g16]:32)(-> \<
d8.[:32)( g16]:32)(->
d8.) \!
d8.) \! \fr
}
snareBB = \drummode{
g16 \fr |
g16 |
\triplet {d8 g \flam d}
\triplet {g d \flam g}
\triplet {d8 g \flam d}
@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ snareBB = \drummode{
|
\drag d16 d8 g16
d8.:32( g16)
\flam d8 \< \triplet {d16 g d }
\flamd \triplet { d8 \< g16 g d8 }
\flam g4-> \!
|
d8.[:32( g16]:32)(->

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todo
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@ -1,9 +1,11 @@
TODO
* show 8th and 16th beats in beaming, currently only 8ths: d32[[ g] d[ g]] d32[[ g] d[ g]]
* Macro for tutti's (unisons)
- on just one note
- with open ending
* Macro for "Part 2 of $n"
* If 8/16/32/..th notes come before a flam, they have a flag instead of a beam (fixable by explicit beaming, but rather have a good autobeaming)
* A tuplet beginning with a flam has a strange tuplet beam (slanted) (fixable by putting the flam outside of the tuplet .. )
* A tuplet beginning with a flam has a strange tuplet beam (slanted) (fixable by putting the flam outside of the tuplet .. However the flam function doesnt work that way (yet))
* It's customary to have 4 bars per line for portrait and 8 for landscape...
* SIDE sticking
@ -11,5 +13,5 @@ TODO
* FLOURISHING short long note above-note
ups \up arrow-up
scoop \scoop arrow-right-(diag-up\diag-down) [propably start on beginning of note and filter out the last one]
scoop \scoop arrow-right-(diag-up then diag-down) [propably start on beginning of note and filter out the last one]
(further EUSPBA symbols)