I've been using %%grid2 for lead sheets, and the results look awesome. However, there are two features I am missing.
First, it would be nice to have an option to remove ties. I understand why it might make sense to include them in some instances, but I have never before encountered them, and they can be a bit distracting.
X: 001
T: After You've Gone
C: Creamer, Layton, 1918
M:
L: 1/4
R: swing
Q: 220
%%staffsep 15
%%scale 1.2
%%equalbars 1
%%notespacingfactor 2
%%partsbox 1
K:Cmaj
V:1 % (needed after the first K:)
%%grid2 1
%
P: A
|"C" E G A B- | B4 | "C-" z A B A | B A3 |
|"G" B, D E F- | F4 | "E7" z E F E | F E3 |
|"A7" E B2 B- | B4 | "D7" E A2 A- | A4 |
|"G" z D E D | F D E D | "G7" G B,2 D- | D4 ||
P: B
|"C" E G A B- | B4 | "C-" z A B A | B A3 |
|"G" B, D E F- | F4 | "E7" z E F E | F E3 |
|"A-" c4| "E7" B4 | "A-" A ^D E B- | "C-6" B2 A2 |
|"G" z ^A B G | "B7" A ^G A F | "E-7" =G ^A, B, F- | "A7" F2 E2 |
|"G" D E G B- | "E7" B4 | "A-7" z C D E | "D7" A2 B2 |
|"G" B G3- | G4- | "G7" G4- | G4 |]
Secondly, I've noticed that the chord symbols do not always line up vertically. I've tried various fixes, such as using %%notespacingfactor 2, but I've had no luck so far. Furthermore, I can't figure out the logic by which some symbols are shifted to the right. See above (last measure). See below (misalignment between second line and third line).
I've been using
%%grid2
for lead sheets, and the results look awesome. However, there are two features I am missing.First, it would be nice to have an option to remove ties. I understand why it might make sense to include them in some instances, but I have never before encountered them, and they can be a bit distracting.
Secondly, I've noticed that the chord symbols do not always line up vertically. I've tried various fixes, such as using
%%notespacingfactor 2
, but I've had no luck so far. Furthermore, I can't figure out the logic by which some symbols are shifted to the right. See above (last measure). See below (misalignment between second line and third line).Any help appreciated.
Also, this is a great project! Thanks for your work.