On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, M. Chapman wrote:

> 
> Hi M-Tx'ers,
> 
> Would someone please take a look at this M-Tx file? From bar 10 on, the
> lyrics placement seems to not work as I understood it in the M-Tx manual.
> I'm sure I'm doing something quite wrong, but here are some things that I
> found funny (including an item from PMX). Sorry if I try your patience...
> 
> * In bar 10, if I use only a L: line instead of LS: and LT:, the lyrics
> disappear.
Sure, you can only have one L: per stave
> 
> * In bar 14, M-Tx is apparently expecting a syllable from the previous bars,
> hence the ???'s. The tenor line also doesn't show up where I expected it to.
> 
I don't have that error...
> * In bars 15-18 and 19-23, the alto and soprano or alto and tenor lines tend
> to get switched. Before sending this, it seems to magically behave, I don't
> know what I did to fix it. Can anyone else reproduce any such behavior by
> the selection of which line receives L:?
> 
L: is always attached to the last line of the stave. If you play around with
the @+/- dislocation you can of course locate the LT: above the alto L: which
is wrong.
> * In bars 16 and 17, the tie occurs inside the slur. If I code it using only
> ( and ), it's fine, for example:
> 
> ... | d2 ( (t e  | e4 )t fs ) g2 | ...
> 
> However, when I want to alter the placement of the slur, such as
> 
> ... | d2 (-5 (t e  | e4 )t fs )-5 g2 | ...
> 
> PMX (not M-Tx) doesn't allow it, saying
> 
>  ERROR in line 151, bar 17"+|-" for slur height only allowed in "s"-slurs
>                    v
>  d2 \beginmel\ e2 t-5 st | //
>                    ^
I do not have this error. By the way, I find all those slurs not only
disposable but very disturbing because the text is crowded enough.
Get rid of them by using {~ ... }~ .
> 
> 
> * How should the placement of the "- - -" marks on slurs behave? Why do they
> adjust their vertical levels (actually, I mostly only observe this when the
> funny behavior of the lyrics was going on, but look at the tenor line in bar
> 14, do the dashes belong to the tenor line?), and is it possible to replace
> them with a single, longer mark in sections where the duration is not so
> long (such as in bar 16)?
> 
> ...I would also appreciate any general comments, including slur, staff or
> beam placement and the use of chords.
> 
First of all, I commented out all additions like \mymusic because I do not
have these files anyway. prepmxing, pmxing and texing occurred without any
error. 
I do not understand what the [ ] do in bar 9 and got rid of them. Furthermore,
I left the ties but removed all slurs. If you change the vertical alignment
of the lyrics within the piece you get of course also a vertical step in
the print. The bar numbers clash with the lyrics of the soprano, redefine.
the placement of the accidentals in bar 21 T/B is not good: Place the sharp
to the left of the flat, a vertical adjustement is not good.

Christof

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