Hi Don,
It should be easy to create the \teenynotesize definition according to
\tinynotesize, but it would be necessary to update also the font
selection routines choosing the right font according to the scaling
factor set by the \...notesize macros.
The 11pt fonts are used for \tinynotesize when \smallmusicsize (i.e.
base music font size of 16pt) is used.
Regards,
Stanislav Kneifl.
Don Simons wrote:
> When PMX and I use 20pt (\normalnotesize) as music size, grace notes are set
> in \tinynotesize which I think is 13 pt. Sometimes I make some staves
> smaller, using for example \setsize2{\smallvalue}. This makes staff #2 80%
> the height of staff #1 and causes the basic font to be \smallnotesize which
> is 16pt. I'd like to have grace notes be two sizes smaller than
> \smallnotesize to stay in proportion. This ought to be possible since there
> are 11pt musix fonts. But there's no canned size macro smaller than
> \tinynotesize, so I'm kinda stuck. Once I figure out how to do this, I'll
> eventually put it all in PMX. Any ideas? And BTW, if you can't set
> \teenynotesize, then what are the 11-pt fonts ever used for?
>
> --Don Simons
>
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