Note that it's a severe limitation if the MIDI tempo can only be set in
the \midi{...} block, since then you cannot change the tempo on the
middle of a piece. Previously, the MIDI tempo has
been taken both from settings in the \midi block as well as from
all \tempo commands throughout the piece (even though the generated
MIDI code doesn't work well with all MIDI interpreters). Based on the
syntax of the new construct, it seems that it's still
possible to change the tempo in the middle of a score, but I haven't
looked under the hood or tried any example to verify if it really works.
/Mats
Quoting Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
we can hvae something like
#(set-tempo "4" 70)
or maybe
tempo = #70
But not
\midi{
tempo = 4. 60
}
?
I'll leave this issue for other people to work out; when it's been
finalized, I'll update the manual. IMO the tempo should be set
inside the \midi{} instead of as a #(...), but I don't know enough
about lilypond internals (numbers, durations, music function
arguments, etc) to give useful suggestions about the exact syntax.
- Graham
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