Circled numbers for live electronics - Revision history

Lemzwerg: New category

2025-11-21T23:11:56Z

New category

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	[[Category:Contemporary notation]]		[[Category:Contemporary notation]]
	[[Category:Symbols and glyphs]]		[[Category:Symbols and glyphs]]
	[[Category:Specific notation]][[Category:Snippet]]		[[Category:Specific notation]]
			[[Category:Snippet]]

Lemzwerg at 22:49, 21 November 2025

2025-11-21T22:49:37Z

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	[[Category:Contemporary notation]]		[[Category:Contemporary notation]]
	[[Category:Symbols and glyphs]]		[[Category:Symbols and glyphs]]
	[[Category:Specific notation]]		[[Category:Specific notation]][[Category:Snippet]]

Jean Abou Samra: Replace version="2.24.0" with version="2.24" now that the LilyWiki extension supports auto-selecting the latest release in a stable series

2025-11-16T18:48:56Z

Replace version="2.24.0" with version="2.24" now that the LilyWiki extension supports auto-selecting the latest release in a stable series

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	When dealing with live electronics notation, it's common to use circled numbers (with or without a description of the electronic effect) at the cue places. This type of notation is particularly common in pieces in which the instrumentalist uses a MIDI footpedal to activate events, though might be used in a wider context.		When dealing with live electronics notation, it's common to use circled numbers (with or without a description of the electronic effect) at the cue places. This type of notation is particularly common in pieces in which the instrumentalist uses a MIDI footpedal to activate events, though might be used in a wider context.

	<lilypond version="2.24.0">		<lilypond version="2.24">
	LEtext = #(define-event-function		LEtext = #(define-event-function
	(N vlength description)		(N vlength description)

Jean Abou Samra: Import snippet from LSR

2025-10-26T22:47:09Z

Import snippet from LSR

New page

When dealing with live electronics notation, it's common to use circled numbers (with or without a description of the electronic effect) at the cue places. This type of notation is particularly common in pieces in which the instrumentalist uses a MIDI footpedal to activate events, though might be used in a wider context.

<lilypond version="2.24.0">
LEtext = #(define-event-function
(N vlength description)
(number? number? string?)
#{
-\markup {
\hspace #-1.2
\center-column {
\raise #1
\combine
\arrow-head #Y #UP ##t
\draw-line #(cons 0 (- vlength))
\combine
\halign #0 \circle \transparent "888"
\halign #0 #(number->string N)
}
\raise #(+ -2 (- vlength)) $description
}
#})

LE = #(define-event-function (N vlength)(number? number?)
#{ \LEtext $N $vlength "" #})

{
\textLengthOn
c'1\LE #1 #3
g1\LE #2 #1.5
c''1\LE #37 #4.4
f'1\LE #123 #2
c'1\LEtext #3 #8 "harmonizer"
f1\LEtext #20 #6 "frozen reverb"
c'1\LEtext #300 #3 "EQ -3.7 A +1.2"
}
</lilypond>

[[Category:Contemporary notation]]
[[Category:Contemporary notation]]
[[Category:Symbols and glyphs]]
[[Category:Specific notation]]