• Music

This is just a repository of music I've transcribed and arranged (maybe even written 👀) over the years. Download archives containing PDFs of everything from the [[https://git.nixnet.services/Amolith/music/releases][releases]] page.

• .cho These are [[https://www.chordpro.org/][ChordPro]] files and must be "compiled" with the chordpro command or pasted into an online editor (if any exist).

Check [[https://www.chordpro.org/chordpro/chordpro-installation/][the documentation]] for [[https://www.chordpro.org/chordpro/chordpro-install-on-windows/][Windows]] and [[https://www.chordpro.org/chordpro/chordpro-install-on-macos/][macOS]] installation guides; I have no idea what the best route is because I don't run either full-time. For Linux, I recommend using the version from your distribution's package manager. Arch Linux has it under chordpro and Debian has it under chordii.

Once installed, you can simply run chordpro file.cho and it will spit out a nicely styled PDF in the current working directory.

** Configuration

I have no idea how to configure the application on any platform other than Linux and that is accomplished by putting a JSON file in ~/.config/chordpro/chordpro.json. The following is my config and it uses [[https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/][JetBrains Mono]] because I find that to be a very readable typeface from further away. You'll of course need to edit all of the values so they fit your environment though.

#+BEGIN_SRC json { "pdf" : { "fontdir" : ["/home/amolith/.fonts/JetBrains/"], "fontconfig" : { "mono" : { "" : "JetBrainsMono-Regular.ttf", "bold" : "JetBrainsMono-Bold.ttf", "italic" : "JetBrainsMono-Italic.ttf", "bolditalic" : "JetBrainsMono-Bold-Italic.ttf", }, }, "chorus" : { "bar" : {"width" : 1,}, }, "fonts" : { "title" : { "description" : "mono bold 23", }, "chord" : { "description" : "mono bold 13", }, "text" : { "description" : "mono 13", }, "comment" : { "description" : "mono 13", }, }, }, } #+END_SRC

• .ly

These are [[https://lilypond.org/][LilyPond]] files! LilyPond is /much/ more complicated than ChordPro and will require some getting used to. I recommend just reading through their official docs if you want to get set up and compile anything found here.

If you're using Emacs and LilyPond.el, you can simply run C-c C-c RET to compile the PDF then C-c C-s to view it. If you /want/ to use Emacs and LilyPond.el, you can reference [[https://git.nixnet.services/Amolith/dotfiles/src/branch/master/dotfiles/plain/emacs/.emacs.d/configuration.org#headline-62][the related section of my Emacs config file]].