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Re: Adding acoustic guitar (steel) to MIDI


From: Simon Albrecht
Subject: Re: Adding acoustic guitar (steel) to MIDI
Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2016 23:35:22 +0100

On 15.03.2016 23:31, Abraham Lee wrote:
David,

On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 4:14 PM, David Landt <address@hidden <mailto:address@hidden>> wrote:

    Hello David.


    David Kastrup wrote
    > ChordName or FretBoard context?

    Yes, I used ChordNames.  I think the grand piano instrument sounded on
    channel 1 because it was following the chord progression. I only
    wanted to
    display chord names.  To shut off the sound of the chord "names" being
    played as grand piano, I simply selected the "off" button for that
    channel
    on the MIDI equalizer.


That makes so much more sense now! No wonder nobody else experienced the problem you described since no ChordNames were included in your original file. Yes, ChordNames (and FretBoards, as David K. mentioned) produces sound, too! And it automatically assumes the default sound, which is a piano. You can turn off any context's midi instrument like this:

\new ChordNames \with { midiInstrument = ##f }

that way you don't need to deal with the synthesizer to turn things on/off.

Alternatively you might use an extra \score for midi, i.e. one with a \midi{} block instead of \layout{}. This is recommendable for numerous situations.

Best, Simon



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