I ran into exactly that problem no room left for new dimen register...
yesterday when I included a PMX generated tex file into a longer latex
document. And I discovered that \inputting all the supplementary files
automatically included by the PMX output already in the latex preamble
solves the
On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Joerg Anders wrote:
Besides, I notice that you use version 2.3 of PMX. I strongly recommend you
to use the latest version (2.410) which contains a lot of ameliorations.
Yes, but for Unix/Linux there is 2.3 the latest version).
You can easily compile it yourself from
Hi Joerg
Obviously you provide PMX not the right number of clefs OR names of
voices/instrument (one per line, which are before the clefs). This error
is somehow easy to oversee since PMX wants to have exactly n lines for the
names, even if these lines are empty. And the fact that PMX complains
Does anyone know the right English term for these notes ? Or does the
French term belong to the mostly Italian lingua franca of music ? German
term is also welcome.
A sub-partition, having some but not all voices, for example the
continuo part, where you find also the singer's part in small
Hi Martin
Sending a short file with which you have problems may help us to find
out what the problem is.
regards
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Dear all
Setting a piece from Monteverdi I've the problem that meter is changing
several times within a few bars from common time (four half notes) to
tempus perfectum diminutum (six whole notes) and back. The tempo
relation is about such that on half note of the former corresponds to
three whole
being interested to have a look on it, and I'm happy for all
comments, suggestions, corrections etc. Anyhow and naturally, this holds
also for the german part...
regards
Bernhard
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Wow... Leave for a day and you miss a lot... I am glad to hear that Gert
found the answer needed. I want to add that I frequently use a utility
called FLIP to convert whole directories from Unix to MS-DOS line endings.
There are many utilities named FLIP, so a search on Google will bring up
Hi Don
Thanks a lot for your help.
The first is at line 516, where you had a type-3 TeX string followed
on the same line by some PMX input. It's a no-no that unfortunately
did not bother PMX, but really confused scor2prt. Type-3 TeX strings
should never be followed by PMX input on the same
Hi all
I've got a problem with a lengthy PMX source which looks to me like being
a PMX problem due to the length of the file. Some attempts to considerably
shorten the file failed. Breaking the sources into shorter pieces is
unfortunately not a real solution: I was asked to make instrumental
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Andre Van Ryckeghem wrote:
i cannot test because i do not have
brumel-settings.mtx
Ups, sorry. I've attached it to this mail.
regards
Bernhard
settings.zip
Description: Zip archive
hi all
The following excerpt yields a
[][][][][] [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]
when PMXing it and the dot of the r9d in the second voice, second block,
is missing. In fact, this rest causes the spacing problem. Has anyone an
idea what is going on? Is this a PMX bug, Don?
(PMX 2.401,
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Cornelius C. Noack wrote:
Hello:
Here is an entirely different problem that may (mor likely may not)
have anything to do with the new versions:
I find that when coding graces with more than note, PMX runs OK, but
musixtex complains about undef'd \settiny and \resetsize
On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, Rainer Dunker wrote:
On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 11:57:37PM +0100, taupin (wanadoo-lps) wrote:
Is there somebody who observes difficulties or slowing down when \including
musixadd? Otherwise it could IMO also be incorporated in musixtex.
I'm really reluctant, once more,
It's a rather general property of musixlyr, based on the fact that the
necessary lyrics analysis (i.e. the splitting into syllables) can be
accomplished with TeX data structures only in squared-degree, not
linear, execution time (related to the length of the lyrics input).
Thus, n bytes of
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Christian Mondrup wrote:
Could someone in this honoured, learned community recommend some
suitable titles?
Herbert Chaplik, Die Praxis des Notengraphikers is quite excellent.
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I don't remember from where I've got this reference, and I havn't read it.
But it might by worth considering it...
Musiknotation : von der Syntax des Notenstichs zum EDV-gesteuerten
Notensatz / Helene Wanske. - Mainz ; London ; New York ; Tokyo : Schott,
1988. - 457 S. : graph. Darst., Noten;
On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
Don Simons [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It has occurred to me from time to time that a default-override file might
be useful. There are a few drawbacks, though. Now, the output from a given
pmx file depends *only* on the binary, and that's a very
the 'D' results in an error message, behind the 'D' it
is ignored, at least there's no visible change.
Am I missing something?
Bernhard
1 1 2 2 0 6 0 0
1 1 16 0.0
t
./
a24x3 b cs d2x6Dn3 g f e d | ex6n3 f e d c b ax6Dn3 a+ g f e | /
Bernhard Lang | Physical Chemistry
Fuzeau edition for
example.
Anyhow, if people are willing to publish things free, so much the better.
Bernhard
Bernhard Lang | Physical Chemistry Departement, Sciences II
21, Avenue du Denantou | University of Geneva; 30, Quai Ernest Ansermet
CH-1006 Lausanne, Suisse | CH-1211
of results.
Bernhard
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CH-1006 Lausanne, Suisse | CH-1211 Geneva 4, Switzerland
TEL/FAX: +41(0)21 601 3657 | TEL +41(0)22 702-6535, FAX -6518
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Stefan Svensson wrote:
I would like to simplify this with a macro that iterates over a string
with all notes in the scale ({cd_efg'_ab}) and adds the corresponding
numbers below, perhaps from a string like {12{\flt3}45{\flt6}{\flt7}}.
This looks like beeing a job for
Hi Don
A message Program error in fnote, send source to Dr. Don missleaded me
for a minute until i realised that i'd just forgotten to put a meter
change. But maybe this tells you something else hidden behind the sceene.
Here's the extract giving the same error message.
---
1 1 4 4 0 6 0 -1
0 7
, but the
second part of the email text below contains an english version.
regards
Bernhard
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Apparently the file is somehow damaged (I downloaded it a second time from
the archive, same result). Nevertheless pmx2401.for looks fine, except
line 20617 which g77 refuses to compile. A line break is missing there.
After fixing that it gets compiled normally.
regards
Bernhard
Bernhard Lang
On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, Christof Biebricher wrote:
On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, Bernhard Lang wrote:
Further observation: unzipping the just downloaded pmx2401.zip I get
unzip -a pmx2401
Archive: pmx2401
End-of-central-directory signature not found. Either this file
On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, Don Simons wrote:
If you keep that number below 20 it should solve this problem. BTW,
this restriction is listed in the Limits section of the manual.
Sorry, I've overseen that. But I was already thinking, its due to
something like that.
In this case, you don't even need
On Mon, 1 Jul 2002, Diane Blaurock wrote:
Me again. Honestly, I've been PMXing along for a while and getting by
fine with just the handbook, but ... Blame it on Lully and French
Baroque opera. Now I need to enter movement titles with French accents.
The only workaround I've been able to
On Sat, 1 Jun 2002, Stanislav Kneifl wrote:
BTW, why is the screen of so importance? Do you know any musician
playing from the computer screen? :-)
Yes, me. But up to now only for private use. Especially when checking new
PMXed scores I find it very useful to put my laptop on the harpsichord
On Sun, 19 May 2002, Don Simons wrote:
Can anyone see why the extract is screwing up the page layout (width, font,
and indentation)? If I comment it out, the page is centered differently
(properly) and the width is constant like it should be.
Looking in musixtex.tex you'll find the following
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Stefan Svensson wrote:
* Printing revisions, copyright information, dates, etc at the bottom or
top of each page.
See the PMX source of Muffat's sonata for violin on the archive (macros
adapted from Werner's edition of Bach's violin sonatas)
regards
Bernhard
Thank's for your comments, Don and Christian
And BTW that should clearly be a g# in bar 114, by comparison with the
other 2 times the same thing happens).
I checked the source: there is clearly no sharp at this point. But I agree
with your opinion that this does not mean there soudn't be
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Tony Kitchen wrote:
I have download your edition of the Muffat violin sonata, prior to
printing it I noticed (with some horror) that there a number of C
flats in it. Eventually I realised that these should be C naturals.
There are many instances.
Hi Tony
Thanks for
hi pmxperts
pmxing the attached pmx file I get
=== RUNNING PMX ===
This is PMX, Version 2.355, 26 January 2002
Opening gloria1.pmx
Starting first PMX pass
Bar 1 ... Bar 59
Done with first pass
Starting second PMX pass
Bar 1 ... Bar 19 Bar 20
Problem finding index for literal string
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Don Simons wrote:
Meanwhile, please try breaking the score in half and see if that gets rid of
the problem.
Yes, it does. There's just one miner problem: the first page of the second
half doesn't get numbered. Numbering starts only at second page. Am I
doing something
dear pmxpert(s)
Using pmx2355 the attached pmx source (gloria from Brumel's missa Et ecce
terrae motus) produces a screwed up page layout for the first and the last
page It looks like this has to do with a bug which recently showed up and
has been fixed in one of the latest beta versions There,
I've tried for a while now to install musictex, but haven't succeeded.
My problem is that I don't know where to put the files.
I've found the following at http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html but I
don't know what to put instead of supplier/font/.
.sty, .cls or .fd:
I would need a trill sign that has the vertical slash in the middle of
the third upward line. I probably could manage by a long serie of
trial and error to create such a font, but I think this would be a
waste of time when so many TeXperts or metafont wizards are around.
I started to modify
I strongly concur with the last statement: since the advent of dvips
and gsview (years back!) I have stopped using any dvi viewer
whatsoever --- the ps route is simple more convenient (both in Winxx
and in Linux!). I encourage anybody who has not done so already to
give a try, in ALL
Assuming we don't find any show-stopping problems with the slurs
themselves, one big issue is how they work in dviwin and other dvi
viewers. In my initial tests they did not show up at all in dviwin.
However I recall seeing something about specials in dviwin. Does that
mean there is some
A friend asked me this: what is the german word for the french
Sauterau: Dans le clavecin, tige de bois porteuse d' une languette
munie D' un bec qui pince cordes. I *think* this the piece which
acually makes the sound, like the fingers which (push/pull/move/...)
the strings of a guitar,
Hi Don
1. Maybe you could diff the source with the next earlier version that does
work?
The crash occures at a caesura ornament which you implemented in a very
recent version. Testing against older versions won't help therefore.
I've let my instable version run inside the gnu debugger. I
again something seems to be incompatible with Don Simons's files
pmxab.f, pmxab.c and the way SuSE Linux tries to compile.
Compiling Don's original source pmxab.for with GNU Fortran g77 or
converting it via f2c into C code and using gcc afterwards does not work
directly. There are two lines
On Fri, 7 Sep 2001, Johan Tufvesson wrote:
It can be done with PMX. There was a discussion on the topic (I think in
May) that provided at least two different solutions within PMX (with or
without some inline TeX). I'm using one of the solutions for a
transcription, but unfortunately I don't
On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, Samy Abbes wrote:
Standard notation does exist ! In fact it's the same as western
notation. The difference is in the exotic accidentals, and
the numerous scales, including sharps, flats, but also half sharps
and half flats in the same scale.
The symbols are quiet
On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Joerg Anders wrote:
I want to implement trills into noteedit. Unfortunately
I don't know exactly how to play them.
I think it is an 32th alternation between the note with trill
and the next semitone. But is it the semitone above or the
semitone below ? Or are there 2
Hi all
I've a question concerning scor2prt. I've typeset a piece with one solo
voice accompanied by piano. The piano part is in general a four voice part
set on two lines, but sometimes only three voices (still on two steves, of
course). When I run scor2prt the first output file contains the two
How can I do the following with MusiXTeX?
1) Intervals of not perfect firsts (see attached example),
Wow - this seems really hard. I think it cannot be accomplished on the
fly because TeX is unable to draw arbitrary sloped lines. After all, I
can imagine these solution approaches:
(a)
hello all
This is not really a TeX-music question, but anyhow maybe someone of you
out there knows an answer: Are there programs available for generating
sound files in wave (.wav) format from midi-files?
thanks
Bernhard
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