Am 2004.11.15 16:36 schrieb(en) Don Simons:
The option is available with a bit of user tweaking: enter e.g. r4+0
in one voice and r4b in the other.
Hello Don,
that's the way I do it now. But this is problematic if I extract or
rearrange voices or change the M-Tx style (e.g. SATB to SATB4).
Maybe
Bodo Meissner wrote
> I'd wish another option: If there are simultaneous rests with the same
> length in both voices, I'd like to have only one rest sign at the
> single-voice default position. This notation is common for choir music.
The option is available with a bit of user tweaking: enter e.g
Am 2004.11.13 20:13 schrieb(en) Don Simons:
If there are simulataneous rests in both voices, the old rule is
applied.
Hello Don,
the automatic placement of rests sounds good. I'll try it when I have a
suitable piece.
I'd wish another option: If there are simultaneous rests with the same
leng
On Sat, 13 Nov 2004, Don Simons wrote:
> I've just uploaded a new beta to
>
> http://icking-music-archive.org/software/pmx/pmx2505.zip
>
Thank you, Don.
There is still a big wish on my list, which I mentioned already
some years ago. Polyphonic organ music very frequently demands that a
key is not
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