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workflow (by Dan Ross)
Michael Edwards edited this page Jan 5, 2019
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For a nube writing code to create music can be a slow process. Here are few top tips I wish I have learned years ago to help speed up your Acquamacs workflow. (Not knowing any better I used to copy and paste whole chunks of code into the prompt!)
NB: Aquamacs only!
- Make use of the global variable in the call to make-slippery-chicken function. This way you can do any post-generational editing without having to re-compile the original sc object.
- Load an entire .lsp file with C-c C-l
- Compile an entire .lsp file with C-c C-k
- Compile a single line of code with C-c C-j
- Find an item is
- Find and replace anything with M-% (type ? for more options after initial command)
Happy lisping! Dan
- which instruments are available in the standard instrument-palette?
- how can I change the default directory for output?
- how can I change the range of instruments in the standard instrument-palette?
- how can I stop (or start) slippery chicken from opening score files automatically?
- how do I make a one-note rthm-seq with a chord?
- set-limits by section
- empty bars
- combining bars
- combining chopped and unchopped rthm-seq palettes
- how can I 'roll-my-own' slippery-chicken
- graphics files as marks
- three-quarter tone accidentals
- what to do when lilypond fails?
- tuplets with colons e.g 7:6