On 2020-09-26 10:27 am, David Sumbler wrote:
I have just spent several hours trying to find the reason that
metronome marks were affecting the spacing of notes in certain parts of
my score. At last I have found the offending line.
I am using the "MarkLine" context from the LSR, because I want
I have just spent several hours trying to find the reason that
metronome marks were affecting the spacing of notes in certain parts of
my score. At last I have found the offending line.
I am using the "MarkLine" context from the LSR, because I want markings
to appear at the top of the score
Thank you, Aaron and Xavier.
I figured that I can obtain satisfactory result with the following:
\version "2.20.0"
violinMusic = \relative c' {
\tempo "Allegro" c4 d e f |
\tempo \markup \italic "rit." g a b c |
\tempo "Tempo I." c b a g |
}
celloMusic = \relative c {
\clef bass
On Sat, 26 Sep 2020 at 08:27, Jun Tamura wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is there an easy way to align a tempo marking on a full-measure rest at
the beginning of the measure? In the following example, the “rit.” and
“Tempo I.” are aligned to the beginning of the measures on the score and
the violin part
Hello,
After writing the message below, I realized that the “rit.” and “Tempo I.” on
the cello part were aligned to where ordinary whole rests would be placed.I
guess that if I can find a way to change the placement of a whole rest closer
to the beginning of the measure, that would also change
Hello,
Is there an easy way to align a tempo marking on a full-measure rest at the
beginning of the measure? In the following example, the “rit.” and “Tempo I.”
are aligned to the beginning of the measures on the score and the violin part
but their horizontal placements on the cello part look
