You can insert a fortissimo or a forte fortissimo with \ff or \fff
respectively. These are stuck in the flow of music and appear below the
next note. Thus: a4 b \ff c d would put a ff mark under the c.
Alternately you can use the Mark engraver (which you must include in the
translator with \consists Mark_engraver) and use the command \mark "molto
forte"; which will then appear above the next note and continue on over
subsequent notes as needed.
Fred Ross
s.k.a. Philippe de Minerve
a.k.a. Sgath
http://www.ls.net/~fred/
On 19 Apr 2000, Scott Ballantyne wrote:
> What's the canonical way to get an indication of 'molto f' under (or
> above) the staff? I tried
>
> moltof = \textscript "molto\ f" "dynamic"
>
> which works, almost...
>
> sdb
>
