Re: [fr: barres de notes dans un triolet] A-Play - a New Shell for LilyPond

[Rick Hansen (aka RickH)]

Sounds cool, but I wanted to mention that fret diagrams are better when done
with notes on FretBoards staff as opposed to markup, that way the fret
diagrams can participate in transpositions.  Will someone be able to
identify the fragments by seeing the actual output they produce?  My editor
already has a code snippet and template library capability, which I am
always adding to, is A-Play a web-based extension of that kind of
functionality?  Can the general public contribute?  Can a person make a
customized snippet library on line for use with their editor and work
habits, or must they see everything?



nordisc wrote:
> 
> Dear all,
> 
> Saturday the 17 February, the existence of our “secret” A-Play application
> was made public in a response e-mail from Valentin Villenave. We would
> like to inform you a little more detailed about our new project.
> 
> A-Play is a web-based shell using the LilyPond language. A-Play used to be
> a “normal” note-writing program, but we changed our mind, when we saw what
> LilyPond was able to do.
> 
> A-PLAY WILL BE PUBLISHED VERY SOON ON WWW.A-PLAY.DK 
> ======================================================
> 
> The A-Play shell contains five menus with Copy Pads or "Pallets", which
> are code snippets to be pasted into the score editor. After the list of
> the main menus, you will find the expanded menu tree, allowing you to look
> deeper into the inner working of our menu based copy and paste
> application.
> 
> We have the following statement: A-Play is a freeware GNU documentation or
> application according to your liking. A-Play consists of a large range of
> ready made templates, chords, scales and other snippet to be copied and
> pasted into your favourite editor. A-Play only needs Lily Pond and a text
> editor to do its job, i.e. making it easier to program scores. A-Play runs
> on Windows 98 to XP and should be able to run on Linux without problems.
> We have not yet tested other platforms.
> 
> A little teaser, a D(b5) chord box: We have got them in all keys and
> flavoures:
> 
> d^\markup \fret-diagram #"6-x;5-x;4-o;3-1;2-3;1-2;"
> 
> See a template example at the end of this (very long) intro.
> 
> You are welcome to contact us at:
> 
> address@hidden
> Phone +45-21 76 15 00
> 
> Best regards
> NORDISC Music & Text
> 
> Henrik W. Gade
> 
> NORDISC, Hoertoftevej 9, DK.2700 Broenshoej, Copenhagen
> 
> www.nordisc-music.com
> www.a-play.dk
> 
> 
> 
> 1) Score
> ===
> Templates
> Score Settings
> Advanced
> Import/Export
> 
> 2) Notes
> ===
> Notes
> Bar Lines
> Text
> Ties
> Effects
> Octave Signs
> Repeats
> 
> 3) Format
> ===
> Tempo
> Meter
> Key
> Clef
> MIDI
> Layout
> 
> 4) Tools
> ===
> Special Chords
> Polyrhythms
> Phrases
> Advanced Rhythm
> Dynamics
> Teachers
> Ancient
> 
> 5) Help
> ===
> Help
> Music Theory
> Basic Piano
> About A-Play
> 
> 
> EXTENDED TREES
> ===========
> 
> 1) Score
> ===
> Templates
>    Templates
>    Blank Sheets
> Score Settings
>    Paper Format
>    Page Format
>    Brackets
>    Instrument Names
>    MIDI Volume
>    Meter
>    Clef
>    Key
>    Tempo
> Advanced
>    Polyphonic
>    Tablature
>    Drums
>    Groups
>    Transpose
> Import/Export
>    Import MIDI
>    Import Noteworthy
>    Import Finale
>    Export PNG
>    Primitive Export
> 
> 2) Notes
> ===
> Notes
>    Standard Notes (preformated in 1/1, 1/2, 1/4 and 1/8 in all keys)
>    Standard Rests
>    Tab Notes
>    Drum Notes
>    Pitch
>    Duration
>    Dots
>    Accidentals
>    Triplet
>    Chord Symbols
>    Automatic Chords
> Bar Lines
>    Various Bars
>    Fine
>    Fade
>    Text
>    Markup Text
>    \addlyrics
>    Font for this Bar
>    Dictionary
>    Ties
>    Standard Tie
>    Legato Slur
>    Phrase Slur
> Effects
> Trills
>    Grace Note
>    Slashed Grace Note
>    Turn
>    Reversed Turn
>    Trill
>    Mordent
>    Mordent Up
>    Mordent Down
>    Prall Mordent
>    Prall
>    Prall Up
>    Prall Down
> Signs
>    Accent
>    Portato
>    Staccato
>    Staccatissimo
>    Tenuto
>    Fermat
> Effects
> Guitar Effects
>    Hammer On
>    Pull Off
>    Slide
>    Vibrato
>    Bend
>    Unison Bend
> String Effects
>    Pizzicato
>   Tremolo
>    Glissando
> Vocal Effecs
>    Shout
>    Natural Harmonics
>    Artificial Harmonics
>    Octave Signs
>    Octave 8va up
>    Octave 8va down
>    Octave 15va up
>    Octave 15va down
>    Octava Bracket
> Repeats
> General
>    Traditional Signs
>    Guitar Repeats
>    MIDI Unfold
> Guitar
>    / (1/4)
>   ./.' (bar)
> Repeat Signs
>    Dacapo
>    Al segno
>    Coda
> 
> 3) Format
> ===
> Format
> Tempo
>    Tempo =
> Meter
>    Time Signature
> Scales
>    Major & Minor
>    Modal Scales
>    Advanced Scales
>    Transpose
> Clef
>    Clef
>    MIDI
>    Change Instrument
>    Volume
>    Controls
>    Layout
> Bar
>    Beams
>    Partial Bar
>    Empty Bars
> System
>    System Width
>    Vertical Spacing
>    Global
> Elements
>    Move Elements
> 
> 4) Tools
> ===
> Chords
>   Major Chord Boxes
>   Minor Chord Boxes
>   Movable Chord Boxes, Advanced Jazz
>   Creating a Chord Box
>   Combining Chord Boxes and Chord Symbols
>   Chord Symbols Only
>    Lead Sheets
> Alternative Chords
>    Stack of Quarters
>    Stack of Fifths
>    Cluster of 1/1 notes
>    Cluster of 1/2 notes
> Harmonize
>    Add 2nd Voice
>    Add 3rd voice
>    Add 4th voice
>    Parallellism (5th)
> Turns
>    1st Position
>    2nd Position
>    3rd Position
> Polyrhythms
>    Triplets
>    Complex Polyrhythms
>    Polyrhythmic Groups
> Phrases
>    Rhythm Phrases
>    Bass Patterns
>    Drum Patterns
> Advanced Rhythms
>    Floating Meters
>    Transpose Rhythm
> Dynamics
>    Dynamic Signs
> Teachers
>   Notes for Kids
>   Hide Elements
> Ancient
>   Gregorian Chant
>   Mensual Chant
> 
> 5) Help
> ===
> Help
> Music Theory
> Basic Piano
> About A-Play
> 
> %%%% Simple System %%%%%
> 
> %%%%% PROLOGUE %%%%%
> \header {
>   title = "Simple"
>   subtitle = ""
>   subsubtitle = ""
>   composer = ""
>   dedication = ""
>   opus = ""
>   piece = ""
>   arranger = ""
>   poet = ""
>   texttranslator = ""
>   copyright = ""
> }
> #(set-default-paper-size "a4")
> \paper {
>   #(set-paper-size "a4")
> }
> \paper {
>    hsize          = 21\cm
>    vsize           = 28\cm
>    topmargin    =  1\cm
>    bottommargin = 0.5\cm
>    leftmargin   =  2\cm
>    rightmargin  =  2\cm
>    linewidth    = 17\cm
> }
> 
> %%%%% WRITE YOUR NOTES HERE - SKRIV NODERNE HER %%%%%
> 
> melody = \relative c' {
> \set PianoStaff.instrument = ""
> \set Staff.midiInstrument = "clarinet"
> \clef treble
> \key c \major
> \time 4/4
> %\tempo 4=100
> 
> d^\markup \fret-diagram #"6-x;5-x;4-o;3-1;2-3;1-2;"
> }
> 
> %%%%% SCORE %%%%%
> \score {
>   \new StaffGroup <<
>     \new Staff << \melody >>
>>>
> \layout {
>   \context{
>   \Voice
>   \remove "Note_heads_engraver"
>   \consists "Completion_heads_engraver"
>   }
> }
> \midi { }
> }
> 
> \version "2.6.5"
> 
> 
> PS! We use version 2.6.5 to stay compatible with Windows 98, at least for
> a period.
> 
> 
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