Re: [Tex-music] Italian Keyboard Tablature: Clefs
> \input musixtex
> \nobarnumbers
> \sepbarrules
> \setlines18
> \setclef1\bass
> \setbassclefsymbol1\smallbassclef
> \def\everystaff{\znotes\zcn{10}{\loffset{2.8}\smallaltoclef}\en}
> \startpiece\addspace\afterruleskip
> \alaligne
> \alaligne
> \stoppiece
> \end
>
> Bob T.
That’s it, THX!
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Re: [Tex-music] Italian Keyboard Tablature: Clefs
>> |2) Is there a way to have two (small sized) clefs in one
>> |System set in the preamble? This is needed in this kind
>> |of notation to have F and C clefs in the bass system
>> |simultaneously.
>
> The choice of clef affects the placement of notes. How
> will notes be placed if both an F clef and a C clef are in
> effect? There doesn't seem to be a *consistent* combination
> of F and C clefs. For example, \setclef15 puts an F clef on
> the 3rd staff line but there is no command to put a C clef
> on the 5th staff line. Can you show me how you "set and
> position the second clef manually".
>
> Bob T.
This is the standard combination, used in Frescobaldis Toccata-prints and many
others:
MWE:
\input musixtex
\sepbarrules
\setlines{1}{8}
\setclef1\bass
\setbassclefsymbol1\smallbassclef
\startpiece
\loffset{2.8}{\zcharnote{i}{\smallaltoclef}}
\stoppiece
\end
I admit, it is a very dirty workaround, but the only one I could come up with.
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Re: [Tex-music] Italian Keyboard Tablature: Length of Barlines
>> |The problem seems to be in this definition in musixtex.tex:
>> |
>> |\def\C@Inter{\stem@skip\interportee \advance\stem@skip-\@ight\internote
>> | \ifnum\nblines=\f@ur \advance\stem@skip\tw@\internote \fi
>> | \ifnum\nblines>\fiv@ \advance\stem@skip-\tw@\internote \fi}
>> |
>> |which works for \nblines = 3, 4, 5, and 6 but not for 7 or
>> |greater.
>> |
>> |This macro is called in several places and shouldn't be
>> |modified without understanding what it's for, which isn't
>> |obvious to me.
>
> Still not obvious to me but the following works in the same way
> for \nblines = 3 to 6 but also works for > 6:
>
> \def\C@Inter{%
> \stem@skip\interportee
> \ifnum\nblines=\thr@@
>\advance\stem@skip-\@ight\internote
> \else
>\advance\stem@skip-\nblines\internote
>\advance\stem@skip-\nblines\internote
>\advance\stem@skip 2\internote
> \fi}
>
> If you want to avoid interfering with whatever this
> macro does elsewhere, replace the call of \C@Inter in
> the definition of \Comp@High.
>
> Bob
>
>
Thanks a lot! Your first solution works fine. I couldn’t notice any other
effects in my score except the corrected length of barlines and initial
barlines. If I replace it in \Comp@High, initial barlines stay at a maximum of
6, rest is fine.
chr
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[Tex-music] Italian Keyboard Tablature: Length of Barlines, Clefs
1) I’m typesetting 17th century keyboard music in Italian tablature (seven
lines in the bass system and six lines in the treble). However, it seems, that
barlines are only extended or shortened from min. 3 to max. 6 stafflines.
Is there anyone who knwos how to change that behaviour?
MWE:
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\usepackage{musixtex}
\input{musixdbr}
\begin{document}
\begin{music}
\interstaff{13}
\instrumentnumber2
\nostartrule
\nobarnumbers
\setlines{1}{7}
\setlines{2}{6}
\indivbarrules
\allbarrules\sepbarrule
\setclef16\setclef21
\startpiece
\stoppiece
\end{music}
\end{document}
2) Is there a way to have two (small sized) clefs in one System set in the
preamble? This is needed in this kind of notation to have F and C clefs in the
bass system simultaneously. If two clefs are set for the same system, the first
one is overwritten by the second. It is possible to set and position the second
clef manually for each system, but this is not very reasonable for longer
pieces.
Thanks for your help!
Christoph
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