Category:Tweaks and overrides
Pages in category "Tweaks and overrides"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 265 total.
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- Accidental adjustments for single-voice polyphony
- Add wings to all repeat barlines (simple version)
- Adding an ottava marking to a single voice
- Adding double and triple tonguing indications for woodwind
- Adding links to objects
- Adding markups in a tablature
- Adding punctuation to the end of an extender in melismata
- Adding the current date to the tagline
- Adding timing marks to long glissandi
- Adjusting grace note spacing
- Adjusting slur positions vertically
- Adjusting the spacing of full measure notes
- Adjusting vertical spacing of lyrics
- Affecting items only on the left or right of a line break (BarLines, KeySignatures, Clefs, etc.)
- Airy tone
- Altering the length of beamed stems
- Altering the number of stems in a beam
- Altering the shape of a default slur with a list of offsets
- Altering the shape of a default slur with a list of offsets (revised)
- Alternative bar numbering
- Analysis brackets above the staff
- Analysis brackets with labels
- Appending a note to the tuplet text (using a scheme wrapper function)
- Applying note head styles (shapes) based on pitch or note name
- Arrows-line function with text spanners
- Associate drumnotes with custom NoteHead stencils
- Asymmetric slurs
- Automatically coloring grobs to indicate when their direction has been manually set
- Automatically display key names above key signatures
- Avoiding collisions with chord fingerings
B
- Bach's Accent steigend and Accent fallend
- Baroque Slash ornaments between chords
- Bold tenuto
- Bracketed accidentals
- Bracketed or parenthesized alternative KeySignature
- Bracketed passages
- Brackets indicating "Hauptstimme" and "Nebenstimme"
- Breaking horizontal alignment of dynamics and textscripts
- Breaking vertical alignment of dynamics and textscripts
C
- Caesura (“railtracks”) with fermata
- Center lyric syllables (ignoring punctuation)
- Centering markup on note heads automatically
- Changing a single note’s size in a chord
- Changing beam thickness and spacing
- Changing form of multi-measure rests
- Changing properties for individual grobs
- Changing stems direction without affecting rests
- Changing text and spanner styles for text dynamics
- Changing the appearance of the number of Clef Modifier
- Changing the default text font family
- Changing the size of a staff with a music function
- Changing the size of layout objects
- Changing the staff size
- Changing the tempo without a metronome mark
- Changing the text for sustain markings
- Changing the width of ledger lines
- Changing the width of ledger lines for a group of notes
- Chord names, lyrics and blank staff
- ChordNames in a ChordMarkup-context
- Chords with one normal note head and multiple small note heads
- Clef change at the beginning of a piece
- Clef change at the beginning of a piece (alternative)
- Color gradient using Postscript
- Colored arrow
- Colored arrow (2)
- Colored background for markup text
- Colored notes with black outlines, colors based on note name and alteration
- Coloring grobs and notational elements using a sophisticated music function
- Coloring individual staff lines
- Coloring objects
- Connecting groups of beamed notes with a single beam
- Consecutive tremolos
- Controlling beam damping
- Controlling formatting of prefatory items
- Controlling spanner visibility after a line break
- Controlling the appearance of tremolo slashes
- Controlling the vertical ordering of scripts
- Controlling the vertical ordering of scripts (2)
- Controlling tuplet bracket visibility
- Creating a custom clef glyph
- Creating a dashed “laissez vibrer”
- Creating a delayed turn
- Creating a Schenker graph
- Creating arbitrary lines following notes across staves
- Creating custom key signatures
- Creating jazz-style repeats
- Creating simultaneous rehearsal marks (obsolete in 2.23)
- Creating text spanners
- Cross-staff arpeggio brackets
- Cross-staff chords – beaming problems workaround
- Cross-staff stems
- Crossing staves
- Cue with lyrics
- Curly end barline
- Custodes
- Custom clef and incipit spacing for Gregorian chant
- Customising note heads
- Customizing fretboard fret diagrams
- Customizing markup fret diagrams
D
- Dashed individual staff lines
- Defining a custom staff context
- Differently colored note heads in one staff
- Display bracket with only one staff in a system
- Displaying all grob properties and their actual values
- Displaying bar numbers on all measures
- Displaying bar numbers only when point-and-click is enabled
- Displaying grob ancestry
- Displaying the exact extent of a system
- Distancing an accidental from the note using the right padding property
- Distancing the metronome sign
- Dotted harmonics
- Drawing boxes around grobs
- Drawing circles around various objects
- Dynamics spanner with custom text
- Dynamics spanner with custom text (2)
E
F
- Fine-tuning manual beaming
- Fine-tuning pedal brackets
- Flat fixed beams
- Flat ties
- Force a cancellation natural before accidentals
- Force unparenthesized accidentals
- Forcing horizontal shift of notes
- French-style C clef
- Fret diagrams explained and developed
- Function to create WYGIWYM chord names
- Functional analysis
H
- Hairpin placed between two \markup or parenthesized hairpin
- Hairpins with different line styles
- Harmonic noteheads in a chord
- Harmonics with parenthesized stemless note head
- Hiding staves with rests only (for some/all voices)
- Hiding the dashed line in a text crescendo
- Horizontal beams
- Horizontally aligning custom dynamics like “più f”
- How to add text marks at the end of a line
- How to change fret diagram position
- How to print two rehearsal marks above and below the same barline (method 1) (obsolete in 2.23)
- How to print two rehearsal marks above and below the same barline (method 2) (obsolete in 2.23)
- How to show a staff and ledger lines without notes
I
M
- Making all custodes point up
- Making an object invisible using the ‘transparent’ property
- Making bar numbers appear at regular intervals
- Making glissandi breakable
- Manipulating slurs via 'positions and 'extra-offset
- Manually connecting groups of beamed notes with a single beam
- Manually controlling beam positions
- Measure-centered bar numbers
- Mensurstriche layout (bar lines between the staves)
- Metronome marks with more options
- Mixing harmonics and regular notes
- Modify only the current system
- Modifying the ottava spanner slope
- Moving around objects in the printout using the extra-offset property
- Moving dotted notes in polyphony
- Moving dynamics horizontally
- Moving notes or chords in collisions horizontally using the force-hshift property
- Moving slur positions vertically
- Multi-column scores
- Multi-measure rests over a cadenza
P
- Parenthesize crescendo and decrescendo spanners
- Percent repeat count visibility
- Piano “half sustain pedal” indications
- Placing changes of clef, time signature and key signature at the beginning of a repeated section
- Positioning arpeggios
- Positioning fingering indications precisely
- Positioning lead sheet symbols
- Positioning multi-measure rests
- Positioning text markups inside slurs
- Positioning tuplet numbers close to kneed beams
- Preventing long \mark objects to stretch a measure
- Preventing stem extension
- Printing bar numbers inside boxes or circles
- Printing both the ancient and the modern clef in vocal music
- Printing metronome and rehearsal marks below the staff
- Printing note names with and without an octave marker
- Printing tuplet brackets on the note head side
- Producing white (void) notation