An audio player will be embedded in the HTML after the score image(s). LilyPond is exported from the RoseGarden and.
If set to 1, an audio file will be generated for the score, provided you installed and configured Extension:TimedMediaHandler. LilyPond produces PDF, PostScript, SVG, or TeX printed output, as well as MIDI for listening pleasures. By default (when raw=0), provided code is wrapped in a \score blocks, if not already provided. If the score language (lang attribute) is not set to lilypond, this attribute is ignored. Use this option if you want to create more complex scores. If set to 1, the score code is interpreted as a complete LilyPond file. Of course, you can still omit both attributes in this case and add the file manually to the page, if you prefer.ĭoubly-deprecated alias for override_audio. It can, for example, be useful if you have a suitable audio file of superior quality compared with the auto-generated audio file. This is an alternative to the sound attribute (see further).
Known file name, that is, if override_audio="name" is given, ] does not yield a red linkĮmbeds the media specified by the file name in the HTML after the score image(s). This snippet adds a post event function vel which enables you to set MIDI. This attribute is useful if you already have a MIDI file whose quality is superior to what would be generated by LilyPond. This is a small hack to output MIDI file with precise velocity value control.
Use this attribute together with the midi attribute (see before) or the sound attribute (see later). Uses the specified MIDI file instead of generating one with LilyPond. (deprecated) Instead you can add a ] wikilink after the closing tag. Known file name, that is, if override_midi="name" is given, ] does not yield a red link Obsolete This used to control whether the rendered score image linked to a MIDI file.
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