On Fri, 2021-03-26 at 12:13 +0000, fmaurer wrote: > Hi there! > Are there ant detailed tutorials available for Denemo? Sadly no ... > The tutorials seem to jump from basic note input to > SATB choir on two staffs > Create the parts one to a staff using the Voice Preset commands > (Staffs/Voices->Voices menu) > Then use the Staff Groupings to set Choir staff start and end. > (no longer needed is join the staffs with Join Voices before > printing, that just affects the display > You can edit two voices on one staff, but it is best to use Split > Staffs first.) > Note there a template for this (see Open -> Templates), and in Open > -> Example there is a file showing how to typeset lyrics above an > below the staffs for the four parts. > > > > without showing what actually needs to be done and how it should look > like. > For example what does "Create the parts one to a staff" actually > mean? Yes, that's pretty cryptic and several years out of date. I've just updated it thus:
"Create one staff for each of the four parts using the Staffs->Add Staff menu. Then make the second and fourth staffs typeset as voices using the the Staffs->Voices->Staff to Voice command. Then use the Voice Preset commands (Staffs/Voices->Voices menu) to set the stem directions for each voice. Use the Staffs/Voices->Staff Groupings menu to set Choir staff brace start on the first staff and end brace on the last. Note there a template for this (see Open -> Standard Template), and in Open -> Example there is a file showing how to typeset lyrics above an below the staffs for the four parts." And I see that the template referred to is actually missing - I've added it now (and I attach it here in case it is your particular use- case). > It is very hard to follow something if you don't know what the actual > output is supposed to be! yes - the assumption there is that someone reading "SATB on two staffs" would have a picture in their mind of two staffs one with the soprano and alto parts and the other with the tenor and bass. Even so, reading the section "Some Terminology" at the start of the manual (F1 key in Denemo) would be required to make sense of the instructions - the use of "staff" and "voice" is not obvious. On the plus side, asking on this mailing list about how to do things is profitable, and user-contributed tutorials would be most welcome :) Best wishes, Richard
SATBOnTwoStaffs.denemo
Description: application/wine-extension-denemo
