...
The second example can easily be modified to get what you want.
Just add \fatText before the first spacer note.
/Mats
\fatText has now been replaced (V2.12.0) with \textLengthOn
But it doesn't solve the problem completely
I have a multi-voice orchestral piece, needing tempo markings at various
points through the score, so I have put these in a separate voice containing
spacer rests, which is then combined with each of the instruments in turn to
print out their parts.
If the instrument has a multi-measure rest coinciding with the tempo
marking, then everything works fine. But if the instrument has notes, these
are spaced out unacceptably. See below. I can't use textLengthOn and Off
in the 'tempos' voice, because some instruments will be playing at a
particular point, while others will not be.
Is there some way to have \textLengthOn apply only to multi-measure rests ?
And it would be good if I could get the rehearsal marks all printed at the
same vertical height as well
\version "2.12.0"
notes = \relative c'' {
R1*3/4*3
c2. d2. e 2.
R1*3/4*6
c2. d2. f2.
}
tempos = {
\set Score.skipBars = ##t
\time 3/4
\textLengthOn
s2.*0^\markup {fast}
s2.*3\mark \default s2.*0^\markup {a bit faster by bar 4}
s2.*3\mark \default s2.*0^\markup {really fast at bar 7}
s2.*3\mark \default
s2.*3\mark \default
}
\score {
\context Staff = "test" {
<<
\tempos
\notes
>>
}
}
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