> Date: Mon, 06 Jul 1998 22:07:14 +0200
> From: Christian Mondrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> % 11
> b4+ c8 df c4 c8 an |
> b4+ c8 df c4 c8 an |
> r4 d+f r c |
> C: g-t br
> e2 c |
>
> The chord on the fourth beat in LH1 form a second. Therefore I have
> moved lower note b to the right. But while the chord on the second beat
> prints nicely with it's common stem the last chords lacks a stem down
> for the lower note. [...]
Why do you think that the second chord should have two stems when the
first has only one?
The generated PMX-code is "... d44f zg-f ... c4 zbr ...". This generates
the two chords you see. A correct notation for the chord would be "b4 zcr"
- the upper note to the right. But then too you'll get only one stem
and it's an up stem because it's in the upper voice.
> Now we're at it: a new add-on program doing MIDI to M-Tx (or pmx)
> conversion would be really nice ! One might do 'raw' music editing with
> e.g. Finale, save the result as MIDI and eventually import it into
> M-Tx/pmx for typesetting. [...]
There's midi2tex; but as far as I've heard it's not the most powerful
thing. So it may be a useful work for someone who is interested in
the result and knows programming and midi, to re-write it, to
generate either M-Tx or PMX. If I remember right there was at least
one posting to list in the last time with the same problem.
Please look for it in the archive of the list at http://www.gmd.de/Mail/mutex/
-- Werner
