Re: [Tex-music] Staff crossed beams
Thanks Luigi.
Now i can solve all simular bars.
I also have bars with a double beam on the last note in the upper staff, see
the last bar (L2), this i still cannot get it right.
===
2 1 3 4 3 4 0 -5
1 2 20 .08
bt
./
%\\interstaff{20}\
%Cataldi
rb4d [j a8 ] rb4 | rb8 [j a ] rb4d [j b8 ] /
[ f8 d f ]j rb [j g e ] | [ f8 ]j rb [j a8 f8 d ]j rb //
a44d a1 d b8 c d4d d1 a b8 f /
L2
rp | rb8 [j b ]j rb [ju e- b+ rb ]/
rp | [ e8 ]j rb [j e ]j rb rb [j d ]j | //
rp | a8 .f g a1 g f g a b /
=
Andre
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Onderwerp: Re: [Tex-music] Staff crossed beams
I believe this works. You must end the group with "]" and not with "]j".
It is also not necessary to force the beam direction with "[ju".
Luigi
=
2 1 3 4 3 4 0 -5
1 1 20 .08
bt
./
rb4d [j a8 ] rb4 | rb8 [j a ] rb4d [j b8 ] / [ f8 d f ]j rb [j g e ] | [ f8
]j rb [j a8 f8 d ]j rb // a44d a1 d b8 c d4d d1 a b8 f /
Il 27/08/22 10:01, a...@telenet.be ha scritto:
> In this example, in the upper staff, the lower voice get a double beam
> equal to the upper voice. I am not able to solve this.
>
> Was this already mentioned before?
>
> Thanks for helping
>
> Andre
> ===
> 21 3 4 3 4 0 -5
> 1 1 20 .08
>
> bt
> ./
> rb4d [j a8 ]j rb4 | rb8 [j a ]j rb4d [j b8 ] /
> [ f8 d f ]j rb [ju g8 e ] [ f ]j rb [j a f d ]j rb //
> a44d a1 d b8 c d4d d1 a b8 f /
>
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[Tex-music] Staff crossed beams
In this example, in the upper staff, the lower voice get a double beam equal to the upper voice. I am not able to solve this. Was this already mentioned before? Thanks for helping Andre === 21 3 4 3 4 0 -5 1 1 20 .08 bt ./ rb4d [j a8 ]j rb4 | rb8 [j a ]j rb4d [j b8 ] / [ f8 d f ]j rb [ju g8 e ] [ f ]j rb [j a f d ]j rb // a44d a1 d b8 c d4d d1 a b8 f / --- TeX-music@tug.org mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to https://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
[Tex-music] automatic beam generation
Dear all, I use pmx2.94 Ihave a (long) pmx file, with new movemants at line 16 and 25, At bar121 i have a new movement, but on line 33: L33Mci.16 K+0+2 m3838 >From then onwards, the chords are no more beamed, they all have flags. I can force the beams, but that is a lot of work. Removing the movement L33Mci.16 brings the beams back. I tried an old version of pmx (273) then the beams are also back. This is my question: is there a possibility (a command?) to make the beams appear again? Thanks on advance Andre --- TeX-music@tug.org mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to https://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
Re: [Tex-music] Indentation
Is this also a possibility?
Andre
==
1 1 4 4 4 4 0 0
2 6 20 .1
t
.\
g04 g | g g | g g RD /
%\\\let\holdcont\contpiece\def\contpiece{\startpiece\let\contpiece\holdcont}
\
K+0+1
L4P2Mi.1
m2424
g24 g g g g g /
===
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Thanks, Hiroaki. I didn't know about \Contpiece either. But after my post, I
figured out that \startpiece also does the job. And now I realize that for
my purpose I wanted the bar numbering also to be reset to 1, which
\startpiece does. So to do it in PMX, you can use the redefinition trick:
===
1 1 4 4 4 4 0 0
2 6 20 .1
t
.\
g04 g | g g | g g RD /
\\\let\holdcont\contpiece\def\contpiece{\startpiece\let\contpiece\holdcont}\
K+0+1
L4P2
m2424
g24 g g g g g /
--Don
> -Original Message-
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> On Behalf Of Hiroaki MORIMOTO
> Sent: Monday, December 27, 2021 6:21 AM
> To: Werner Icking Music Archive
> Subject: Re: [Tex-music] Indentation
>
> Hi Don,
>
> Possibly, \Contpiece instead of \contpiece ??
>
> I found it in musixtex.tex 1.32 line 2231-2236 and musixdoc.pdf
> Version
1.32a
> Chapter 14; but this is the first time I've known the existence of
\Contpiece...
>
> Best regards,
> Hiroaki
>
>
> - Original Message -
> > From:
> > To: "'Werner Icking Music Archive'"
> > Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2021 17:30:33 -0800
> > Subject: [Tex-music] Indentation
> >
> >
> > Can anyone suggest a simple modification, either to the PMX source
> > (see
> > below) or by modifying the resulting TeX (attached), to cause the
> > first system on the 2nd page to be indented exactly the same as the
> > first one in the first page.
> >
> > --Don Simons
> >
> > PMX source:
> > ===
> > 1 1 4 4 4 4 0 0
> > 2 6 20 .1
> >
> > t
> > .\
> > g04 g | g g | g g RD /
> > K+0+1
> > m2424
> > g24 g g g g g /
> > ==
> >
> >
> >
> > - inline -
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Re: [Tex-music] Increase multiplicity of staff-crossing beam
I remade the pmx . The '\def' only counts in \notes... \en, so '\nbbl' must
not restored. 2 2 4 4 4 4 0 3 1 1 20 0 bt .\ w200
\\let\savnbbl\nbbl\ g83 e a2 g8 e // rb8 \def\nbbl#1{\roff{\savnbbl#1}}\ [jl
c14 b ] rb2d / XS1 [u-10 d84 ]j rb c8 f d b e4 // e44.a b.g / =
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[Tex-music] Increase multiplicity of staff-crossing beam Hi all! In the
following example, to be processed with simply: tex test musixlfx test tex
test the double bar of the staff-crossing beam should be different from it
is: the second bar (added by \nbbu) should actually be below the original
one (started by \ibl), whereas it is above it. How can achieve what I want?
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Re: [Tex-music] Centering problem
In pmx, i use something as (A4 format): w170m h258m \\voffset=-10mm\hoffset=0mm\ I mostly make sheets of songs, they are never the same ( number of systems, of staves, musicsize, number off verses), so i adapt the margin on every song. I do'nt use \advance, because if making a booklet with many songs, each \advance increment the margin. I make a .ps with: DVIPS.EXE -e0 -t a4 -P pdf -G0 %1.dvi Andre -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: TeX-Music Namens dsim...@roadrunner.com Verzonden: dinsdag 18 mei 2021 17:13 Aan: 'Werner Icking Music Archive' Onderwerp: [Tex-music] Centering problem I've noticed that the scores I now make using PMX/MusiXTeX are not centered by default the same way they've been in the past. The problem is both vertical and horizontal. I'm pretty sure the change was not in PMX, since when I reprocess old .tex files that used to come out centered, they don't any more. I'm attaching a simple PMX source and the resulting .tex and .ps files. When I open the .ps in GSview, it is clearly off center to the left, and less obviously lower than before. Do others get the same .tex from the .pmx? Do others get the same .ps from the .tex? Do others see the same shifts? My processing steps are PMX 2.94 etex (Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.21 (MiKTeX 20.6.29) musixflx (Musixflx-0.83.3.lua7) etex dvips (dvips(k) 2020.1 Copyright 2020 Radical Eye Software) I'm assuming letter size paper, but not entering any options in any of the commands. Can anyone help me sort this out? If worst comes to worst, is there a brute strength TeX or dvips command that will shift the entire image on a page both vertically and horizontally? Thanks for any help! --Don Simons Scanned by McAfee and confirmed virus-free. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/2zCJMrO --- TeX-music@tug.org mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to https://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
Re: [Tex-music] Dashed crescendo (was: Dotted crescendo)
Example of \setlyrics:
Choose between '\_ 'symbol and '- '
The tilde can produce extra space.
The items, separated by a space must be equal tot he number of notes they
span.
\setlyrics{cresc1}{cresc.- - \_ \_ ~~ \_ - - - - - -~ -~ - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - } \llyr%
\assignlyrics1{cresc1} % can be placed before any note
...
\assignlyrics1{}% can placed after any note
If you use more instruments the assignlyrics must be placed at the
corresponding staff (ie. \assignlyrics2... in staff 2)
This is all what is needed
Andre
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Onderwerp: Re: [Tex-music] Dashed crescendo (was: Dotted crescendo)
Am 07.05.2021 um 16:24:18 schrieb Rodolfo Medina:
> The following minimal attached example, to be processed with simply
> [...] seems to do quite a little what I want except that I don't
> manage to start the crescendo exactly where I want: suppose I want it
> to start in the middle of the
> measure: I don't manage to do that. It *will* start just at the
> beginning of measure. Please help.
For me, this works best ...
Regards, Rainer
%%%
\input musixtex
\input musixlyr
% all preparations in the preamble
\setlyrics{cresc1}{cresc.-{}} % empty syllable "anchors" the hypenation end
\assignlyrics1{cresc1} \setsongraise1{-1\Interligne} \def\lyrhyphenchar{\_}
\minmulthyphens8mm
\startpiece
\notes
\lyricsoff % no lyrics at every note automatically \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %2
\notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %3 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %4 \notes
\qu{abcd}% \en \bar %5 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %6 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en
\bar %7 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %8 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %9 \notes
\qu{abcd}% \en \bar %10 \notes \qu{ab}% \llyr\lyrrule\lyr % left-aligned
"cresc." at following note \qu{cd}% \en \bar %11 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar
%12 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %13 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %14 \notes
\qu{abcd}% \en \bar %15 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %16 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en
\bar %17 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \znotes\lyrruleend\lyr\en % empty syllable
finishes hyphens just at the barline \bar %18 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %19
\notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %20 \notes \qu{abcd}% \en \bar %21 \notes
\qu{abcd}% \en \Endpiece
\vfill\eject\end
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Re: [Tex-music] Dotted crescendo
Hi,
I use this method:
\setlyrics{cf}{con_-fuoco}% 1 underline pro note
\assignlyrics1{cf}% at the 1st note (not at the start)
\assignlyrics1{ }% at the last note
Andre
\input musixtex \input musixlyr
\setlyrics{cf}{con_-fuoco}
%\assignlyrics1{cf}
\def\lyrhyphenchar{.}% fill with dots instead of hyphens
\minmulthyphens3mm % adjust dot distance (matter of taste)
\instrumentnumber1
\startpiece
\znotes\lyricsoff\en % in this score, we don't want lyrics
% to appear at every note \NOTes\hu
c\llyr\lyr\hu d\en % here's the start ...
\bar
\NOTes\hu b\hu c\en \bar
\NOTes\hu d\hu c\en \bar
\NOTes\llyr\lyr\hu c\hu d\en % ... and here's the end
\NOTes\hu b\hu c\en \bar
\assignlyrics1{cf}%
\NOTes\hu d\hu c\en \bar
\NOTes\llyr\lyr\hu c\hu d\en % ... and here's the end
\NOTes\hu b\hu c\en \bar
\assignlyrics1{}%
\NOTes\hu d\hu c\en \bar
\NOTes\llyr\lyr\hu c\hu d\en % ... and here's the end
\NOTes\hu b\hu c\en \bar
\NOTes\hu d\hu c\en \bar
\NOTes\llyr\lyr\hu c\hu d\en % ... and here's the end
\Endpiece
\end
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Aan: Werner Icking Music Archive
Onderwerp: Re: [Tex-music] Dotted crescendo
Also read this from 2005
--
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Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 14:28:46 +0100
From: Rainer Dunker
Reply-To: Typesetting music with TeX
To: Typesetting music with TeX
Subject: Re: [TeX-music] filling a gap with dots in a \zcharnote
Hello Jean-Pierre!
On Tue, Nov 29, 2005 at 01:12:07PM +0100, Jean-Pierre Coulon wrote:
> I wish to add a text like "confuoco" below
> the staff with \zcharnote, but I want "con" and "fuoco" to remain
> vertically aligned with some specific notes, and the space between
> them to be filled with dots.
>
> Is there any way to use \dotfill between two distinct uses of \zcharnote?
Setting lyrics with hyphenated melismas does practically the same thing,
only that it fills the space with hyphens instead of dots - so why not abuse
musixlyr for this task? See the example below.
Best regards,
Rainer
(... beware of unwanted line breaks ...)
8<--
\input musixtex \input musixlyr
\setlyrics{cf}{con-fuoco}
\assignlyrics1{cf}
\def\lyrhyphenchar{.}% fill with dots instead of hyphens
\minmulthyphens3mm % adjust dot distance (matter of taste)
\instrumentnumber1
\startpiece
\znotes\lyricsoff\en % in this score, we don't want lyrics
% to appear at every note \NOTes\hu
c\llyr\lyr\hu d\en % here's the start ...
\bar
\NOTes\hu b\hu c\en \bar
\NOTes\hu d\hu c\en \bar
\NOTes\llyr\lyr\hu c\hu d\en % ... and here's the end \Endpiece \end
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Re: [Tex-music] Dotted crescendo
I use it as a lyric:
\setlyrics{cresc}{Cres___-cen__-do___ po-a__ po__-co___ }
Each underscore represent a note, new line is taken in account.
I use it in pmx and musixtex.
Andre
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Onderwerp: [Tex-music] Dotted crescendo
Hi all, dear MusiXTeX people:
I don't see in the MusiXTeX manual the `dotted' crescendo, something like
that:
cresc. ______________
which is fairly used in musical notation. Maybe worth thinking of adding
that in next versions?
Thanks,
greetings
Rodolfo
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Re: [Tex-music] trills
Thank you very much, Don
Now i can complete the sheet
Andre
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Andre, thanks for finding this bug! I'm impressed. It may take me a while to
solve it, since I never thought about what problems might come up if you have
one tremolo stop while another continues. In fact, I probably didn't think at
all about simultaneous tremolos in different voices. In the meantime, you could
get the same musical result with this
==
a22xT12 o^ a+ | a-4xT12 a+ a-4xT12 a+ /
a24xT12 zc ze o^ a | a4-xT12 zc ze a [l a-x7 zc ze za b c d e f g ] /
== --Don
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> On Behalf Of a...@telenet.be
> Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2021 2:27 AM
> To: 'Werner Icking Music Archive'
> Subject: [Tex-music] trills
>
> In this example, the trills are messed up. I cannot get it right with in line
> TeX.
>
> But if i replace his lines in the TeX output from pmx, then it is ok:
>
> \pnotes{2.00}\roffset{.7}{\ibbl032}\ibl1{'B}2\hb1A|% replace with
> \pnotes{2.00}\roffset{.7}{\ibbl332}\ibl1{'B}2\hb1A|%
>
> \raise2.16\internote\hbox{\loffset{.7}{\tbl0}}\tbl1\hb1{''A}|% replace
> with \raise2.16\internote\hbox{\loffset{.7}{\tbl3}}\tbl1\hb1{''A}|%
>
> See attached tex file that runs well.
>
> I should like not to have to edit the tex file.
>
> Thanks for helping
>
> Andre
>
> 2 1 2 4 2 4 0 3
>1 1 16 .1
>
> bt
> ./
> w400
> a22xT12 o^ a+ | a-xT12 a+ /
> a24xT12 zc ze o^ a | a4-xT12 zc ze a [l a-x7 zc ze za b c d e f g ] /
> ==
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[Tex-music] trills
In this example, the trills are messed up. I cannot get it right with in line
TeX.
But if i replace his lines in the TeX output from pmx, then it is ok:
\pnotes{2.00}\roffset{.7}{\ibbl032}\ibl1{'B}2\hb1A|% replace with
\pnotes{2.00}\roffset{.7}{\ibbl332}\ibl1{'B}2\hb1A|%
\raise2.16\internote\hbox{\loffset{.7}{\tbl0}}\tbl1\hb1{''A}|% replace with
\raise2.16\internote\hbox{\loffset{.7}{\tbl3}}\tbl1\hb1{''A}|%
See attached tex file that runs well.
I should like not to have to edit the tex file.
Thanks for helping
Andre
2 1 2 4 2 4 0 3
1 1 16 .1
bt
./
w400
a22xT12 o^ a+ | a-xT12 a+ /
a24xT12 zc ze o^ a | a4-xT12 zc ze a [l a-x7 zc ze za b c d e f g ] /
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Re: [Tex-music] cross over beamed notes
Thanks Don, i can move on.
Andre
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Sorry! The lines breaks got messed up when I cut and pasted.
=
32 2 4 2 4 0 -1
1 1 16 .08
btt
./
\\let\tbbut\tbbu\
c82 zc+ c- zc+ c-4u zc+ //
[u+18 g83 ze \def\tbbu#1{\zcharnote{#1}{}\let\tbbu\tbbut}\ g ]j rb4 /
[jl b83 zcr e zcr zb ] g44 ze zc zb /
c1 da e fa g8 aa /
=
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Subject: Re: [Tex-music] cross over beamed notes
Well, still no real solution, which would involve some deep reprogramming in
PMX. But here's an ugly "band-aid" that uses some inline TeX to locally cancel
out the erroneous \tbbu4 command that PMX issues in this particular case:
=
32 2 4 2 4 0 -1
1 1 16 .08
btt
./
\\let\tbbut\tbbu\
c82 zc+ c- zc+ c-4u zc+ //
[u+18 g83 ze \def\tbbu#1{\zcharnote{#1}{}\let\tbbu\tbbut}\ g ]j rb4 / [jl b83
zcr e zcr zb ] g44 ze zc zb /
c1 da e fa g8 aa /
=
If the pandemic lasts long enough I may still attack the real problem
--Don
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Subject: RE: [Tex-music] cross over beamed notes
Progress report: Not solved yet, but I see at least part of what's causing the
problem. For multiplicity changes at the staff jump, I had worked out a scheme
for the particular case where the multiplicity decreases right after the staff
jump, for example, 16ths in the bass connected to 8ths in the treble. But
Andre's example ends up exposing two major flaws in the scheme: At the end of
the first segment, it looks forward (in time) for a lengthening in time values,
and that doesn't apply in even the simplest case of staff-crossing 8th note
chords, where the jump goes backwards, from the second 8th in the lower staff
to the first in the upper. The second flaw is that I based the decision of
whether there was a multiplicity change on looking at the horizontal note
spacing after the staff jump at the end of the first segment. That's also just
plain wrong in that the note spacing is not directly related to note duration
if there are shorter notes in another staff, as in Andre's example.
So I'm still wracking my brain trying to come up with a criterion PMX can apply
at the end of the first segment of a staff-jumping beam to properly deal with
possible multiplicity changes there.
--Don
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Subject: RE: [Tex-music] cross over beamed notes
Andre, does this do what you want?
c82 zc+ c- zc+ c-4u zc+ //
[u+18 g83 ze g ]j rb4 /
[jl b83 zcr e zcr zb ] g44 ze zc zb /
r1 r r r r4 /
I started with the example from bar 2 of staffcrossall.pmx. Then it did take
lots of trial and error to get it right. But it looks like you confused things
even more by putting in some unnecessary extra [j and ]j .
--Don
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From: TeX-Music On Behalf Of
Andre Van Ryckeghem
Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2020 9:30 PM
To: Werner Icking Music Archive
Subject: [Tex-music] cross over beamed notes
Dear all,
I need help to set this 1st bar right.
In staff 2:
- The second chord looks like a 16th note, probably because of the upper staff
(compare with the 2nd bar)
- in the same chord i want the sequence of the 'c b' changed to 'b c' as in the
3th chord.
(the upper staff is a song line, i need flagged notes there)
Thanks in advance
Andre
=
32 2 4 2 4 0 -1
1 1 16 .08
btt
./
c82 zc+ c- zc+ c4-u zc+ //
[u+18 g8 ze ]j [j g ]j rb4 /
[ju c8 zb ]j [jl c ] zbr ze b4u zc ze zg //
rbp /
c1 da e fa g8 aa /
%
c82 zc+ c- zc+ c4-u zc+ //
[u+18 g8 ze ]j [j g ]j rb4 /
[ju c8- zb ]j [jl c ] zbr ze b4u zc ze zg //
rbp /
rp /
===
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Re: [Tex-music] more staff crossing beams
Sorry Don, icannot test, i am on vacation tool money. But or look nice, all my
prolems can be solved that way.Thanks, Andre
Verzonden vanaf mijn Samsung Galaxy-smartphone.
Oorspronkelijk bericht Van: Don Simons
Datum: 9/10/18 06:41 (GMT+01:00) Aan: 'Werner Icking
Music Archive' Onderwerp: Re: [Tex-music] more staff
crossing beams
Using Andre’s PMX file (see below), the latest full public distro of PMX,
Version 2.84, gives this: I’ve been working on this on and off for a month now,
and I’m ready to throw in the towel. I’ve managed to modify the PMX code to
solve the first problem (bar 2), but not the second (bar 3). More broadly, the
legacy coding is already so complex that I just cannot find a clear path
forward to deal with all the possible variations: upness or downness of the
first or second member of the jump beam, increase or decrease in the
multiplicity, and whether the change in multiplicity comes before, at, or after
the staff jump. Here is what my development version gives: With the new PMX
version, the following inline coding fixes the problem in the 3rd
bar:2 2 2 8 2 8 0 01 1 20 0 bt./[l+14 a13 ]j rbd8 /rb1
\let\tbbut\tbbu\def\tbbu#1{\tbbl#1\let\tbbu\tbbut}\ [ju e14 g8 ]
/===yielding this:It was necessary to change the first part to a
lower beam to make the horizontal bar that we want to terminate early come out
above the other one. That could be done in PMX. But then the termination
command for that 2nd bar had to be changed from \tbbu to \tbbl to make it end
at the right horizontal position, and that required inline TeX. I believe that
any related situation can be handled similarly, with some combination of
alterations of upness and downness within PMX, together with inline TeX as
needed. I’m not saying it’s easy…a fair amount of trial and error may be
needed. Unless I come across backward incompatibilities or stumble across a
major breakthrough, I’ll be posting the new PMX version soon. --Don From:
TeX-Music [mailto:tex-music-bounces+dsimons=roadrunner@tug.org] On Behalf
Of Andre Van Ryckeghem
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2018 5:28 AM
To: Werner Icking Music Archive
Subject: [Tex-music] more staff crossing beams Hi all, I know, we already
discussed this, but perhaps this problem can be solved?In each bar in the
example, the last note of the staaf crossing beam should be an 8th. It happen
only in the 1st bar. Andre===2 2 3 8 3 8 0 01 1 20 0 bt.\Abpew5i[l+14
g1- cs ]j rb4 | [ d1 d+ ]j rb4 | [u a1 za- ]j rb rb4 /rb8 [ju g1+ g zb g8 ] |
rb8 [ju d8 zf ] rb | rb1 [ju e c8 ze ] rb //r4d r4d r4d /===---
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Re: [TeX-music] Marginal Notes in \setlyrics.
perhaps \llap{1.~~} is a possibility
Andre
- Oorspronkelijk bericht -
Van
: Stefan Wachter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden
: maandag
, augustus
9, 2004 01:24 PM
Aan
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Onderwerp
: [TeX-music] Marginal Notes in \setlyrics.
Hi all!
Is there a possiblity to have marginal notes (e.g. by using \marginpar)
in the lyrics of songs. When I try \marginpar inside the \setlyrics
macro then an error is returned.
Thanks for your attention,
--Stefan
Background: I want to output verse numbers as marginal notes (like it is
often done in church song books). The text of the first verse is set by
\setlyrics.
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