Thanks, Wo, Actually, I already had
tutti_mark = \tweak outside-staff-priority #1250 \tweak self-alignment-X #LEFT \tweak font-size #-1 \mark "Tutti" solo_mark = \tweak outside-staff-priority #1250 \tweak self-alignment-X #LEFT \tweak font-size #-1 \mark “Solo" and I just realized that, when they coincide with true rehearsal marks, I can shift the timing slightly with “\after 256”. I think this is a bit hacky but I can proceed with this at the moment. Jun > 2023/10/09 21:24、Wol <antli...@youngman.org.uk>のメール: > > On 09/10/2023 13:05, Jun Tamura wrote: >> Dear List, >> I’ve been engraving an arrangement (for a smaller orchestra) of Beethoven’s >> 3rd piano concerto and I’d like your advice. There are Tutti/Solo marks on >> the original score >> https://imslp.org/wiki/Special:ImagefromIndex/761965/wc13 >> <https://imslp.org/wiki/Special:ImagefromIndex/761965/wc13> >> at the beginning and then at bars 111, 172, etc. These marks should appear >> above the top staff of the multi-staff score and on each part of every >> instrument. Is there a recommended practice to achieve this? >> I initially thought that \textmark would be a good choice. I embedded >> '\textmark “Tutti”’ on every part and then realized that several (actually, >> the number of the parts in the score) “Tutti” are stacked vertically above >> the top staff of the multi-staff score. I understand that \mark and \tempo >> aggregate identical marks into one line but I can’t use \mark or \tempo >> since only one \mark or \tempo is allowed at a specific moment and >> Tutti/Solo marks sometimes coincide with a tempo indication (at bar 1) or a >> rehearsal mark (at bar 172). >> Any suggestions would be greatly appriceated. > Declare a voiceTuttiSolo variable and just use spacers to put them in the > right place? Then when printing parts you can merge this voice in, when > printing the score you can merge it in, but it's not in every part to cause > that chaos. > > The other approach I would consider is to declare variables Tutti and Solo so > you can just put \Tutti and \Solo at the appropriate places, and improve the > code as and when you can. Okay, you'll have that mess initially, but once you > find out how to fix it, you'll only have that one place to fix. > > Cheers, > Wol >
