If you read the documentation of the \column markup command, you will
learn that "property |baseline-skip| determines the space between each
markup".
So, you can do something like
\markup{\override #'(baseline-skip . 4) \column { Allegro \small TUTTI } }
(by the way, the \line isn't necessary).
/Mats
liang seng wrote:
Hi, I have a question regarding the \mark command. Here is the file:
\version "2.7.18"
{
\override Score.RehearsalMark #'padding = #2
\mark \markup { \column { Allegro \line { \small TUTTI } } } R1 }
As you can see, the Allegro and TUTTI marking are too close to each
other. How can I lengthen the distance between the Allegro marking and
the TUTTI marking without cheating? By that I mean adding a word after
\line and changing its colour to white, so there will be three lines
but only two visible.
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