Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 22:21:29 -0700
From: "Alexander V. Voinov" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1. Is there a manual on musixflx, and are there command line options for
it at all?
Jein - that's German slang for yes and no. There is no manual on musixflx
but the command line options to make musixflx
[The contribution below is a little off-topic and may be ignored
if you are not in the mood for chatting.]
Simons, Don skryf:
On the other hand, cautionary accidentals never affect whether an accidental
should or should not be played. They are simply warnings to the player to
be careful
I'm a relatively new LaTeX user and was excited to find out about TeX's
music notating capabilities. I've read some of the documentation supplied
with MusicTeX, but before I go any further learning a given package, I'd
like to ask you experienced folk a question or two.
My main interest in
Hello Mike,
did you look up the mailing list's archive for tabulature?
You find it at http://www.gmd.de/Mail/mutex-archive/
Did you see that there is something about tabulature on
http://www.gmd.de/Misc/Music/ under MusiXTeX add-ons?
MuTeX was the first package for typesetting music with TeX
Dirk Laurie wrote:
[The contribution below is a little off-topic and may be ignored
if you are not in the mood for chatting.]
What does get my goat are scores containing cautionary accidentals that
are not marked as such. We are at present rehearsing Messiah from the
Novello edition
"M. Chapman" wrote:
I'm a relatively new LaTeX user and was excited to find out about TeX's
music notating capabilities. I've read some of the documentation supplied
with MusicTeX, but before I go any further learning a given package, I'd
like to ask you experienced folk a question or two.
3) If not, what tricks could be used to create the six-lined staff, or might
I be better off purchasing a tablature software?
Six-lined staffs are easy in musixtex using \setlines but, according to
the manual, tablature macros are not yet ready for use. (The manual also
says "real guitar
"Simons, Don" wrote:
"\\def\cautna{\let\bignat\bigna\def\bigna##1{\cna{##1}\let\bigna\bignat}}\"
Even if Christof Biebricher earlier today condemned cautionary
accidentals as 'bad habit' your nice little macro (including its
counterparts for sharps and flats) have come in just in time for
Hi All,
I'm typing bar-less music in M-Tx (i.e. the concept of meter is usually
not applicable). With the current setup of the support for this in M-Tx,
if I choose bar-less meter, I have no longer a way to set a bar in any
place. I can however set 'decorative' bars (e.g. double bar) anywhere I
