Greetings:
I have been away from this all too long, and find that I have forgotten
more than I knew.. :-)
After looking around in the M-Tx .50A manual, I can't seem to find the
answer to this one.
When starting a piece, how do I get a starting point more than one octave
away without offending PMX?
For example, this input:
[...snip...]
PSPEC: Voices PS,PA PB; Group; Clefs G F
Style: SATB PSPEC
S: r8 | rp |
A: r8 | rp |
T: r8 | rp |
B: r8 | rp |
PS: [ a1+ b ] | ( c2 c4 ) r8 (l [ a1 b ] |
PA: r8 | (u c++1r a e c a4 ) (u c1r+ a e c ) a4 |
^^ - This is the offending construct
PB: r8 C0 | a4d e1+ g ( a4 a8 ) e1 g |
[...snip...]
...causes PMX to produce the following warning:
*********WARNING*********
ERROR in line 31, bar 1: Before version 1.2, +/- was ignored if octave was
v
r8 | c15+r su a1 e1 c1 a4 s c1r+ su a1 e1 c1 s a4 | //
^
explicitly specified. May need to edit old editions
Bar0 Bar 1 [...snip...]
Otherwise, it runs to completion okay, but it raises my curiosity as to how
to tell M-Tx to start higher or lower than the expected first octave of a
range.
Any hints will be appreciated... I suspect that this is something simple
that I have just overlooked.
(embarrassed in advance)
Joel Hunsberger
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
