Re: missing something obvious about creating hairpins above the staff

Thanks Xavier. I guess I need more coffee (although I don't drink coffee) :-) I'll use \dynamicUp because it seems that the typesetter of the music I'm engraving from seems to be consistent about the right hand expressive notation is above the staff and the left hand is below the staff. On Tue,

Re: missing something obvious about creating hairpins above the staff

Thanks David. This is strange; perhaps I twiddled the ^ and the \ and just did not see it. On Tue, Mar 29, 2022 at 11:03 AM David Kastrup wrote: > > Kenneth Wolcott writes: > > > Hi; > > > > I'm obviously missing something trivially simple. > > > > I see how to display dynamics above the st

Re: missing something obvious about creating hairpins above the staff

On Tue, 29 Mar 2022 at 20:00, Kenneth Wolcott wrote: > > Hi; > > I'm obviously missing something trivially simple. > > I see how to display dynamics above the staff, but I do not see how > to display hairpins above the staff. Hello, \dynamicUp works for dynamics, hairpins, etc. Cheers, Xavi

Re: missing something obvious about creating hairpins above the staff

Kenneth Wolcott writes: > Hi; > > I'm obviously missing something trivially simple. > > I see how to display dynamics above the staff, but I do not see how > to display hairpins above the staff. Same way? { c'1^\< c'1\! } works just fine here. -- David Kastrup

missing something obvious about creating hairpins above the staff

Hi; I'm obviously missing something trivially simple. I see how to display dynamics above the staff, but I do not see how to display hairpins above the staff. Thanks, Ken Wolcott