On Sunday, 11 June 2000, jeff covey writes:
> many thanks to whomever has made midi output change according to
> dynamic marks. i was happy when i realized that no, i didn't imagine
> it, it really did get quieter in the piano section. :)
You can even tune it bit, look at scm/midi.scm. There's also an
instrument equaliser.
> is it possible yet to register tempo changes in the midi file? in
Yes, but it's quite crude. Midi tempos changes aren't yet coupled to
tempo indications, and there's no accelerando or rallantando. You
can make a tempo voice, that goes like this:
\tempo 4 = 30;
s4*2
\tempo 4 = 50;
s4*8
\tempo 4 = 65;
s4*9
> more importantly, is anything being done to fix this problem?:
> %{=20
> i know that=20
> piece =3D "tempo";
> isn't correct, but it looks better than attaching it to the first
> note.
> %}
No,
> :) it's an ok hack until you have to change tempo later in the
> piece. the tempo mark in measure 80 looks just awful.
Hmm, you can select the font style; maybe adding a 'tempo-style' would
help much.
> i believe i need only one other thing for this score: the trill that
> starts in measure 90 extends until measure 93, and this should be
> indicated by a horizontal squiggly line. is this possible yet?
No.
Greetings,
Jan.
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