Hello Thank you, Christian, for you hints! The source is far from finished, but I stopped when I saw the pdf-problems. Passing by dvi works fine.
> It's clear enough that something has gone wrong with *your* > pdf output. The strange thing is, this does not happen with all mtx-sources. Most of them get through properly. > under linux) I guess that you haven't got your type 1 fonts properly I agree .... I took the type 1 fonts from the Icking Archive when they were mentioned last time on this mailing-list (when the musix13.pfb correction was announced) But I had to create the .map-file myself. Maybe something has gone wrong there: it had lines like musix11 default pfb/musix11.pfb ... But this didn't work at all (instead of notes I had dots) when I changed it into musix11 TeXMUSIX11 <pfb/musix11.pfb ... it worked. Couldthis be the source of problems? The puzzling thing are the shifted lines (vertical and horizontal) and not the notes. But the lines do not come from fonts but are generated by tex itself, aren't they? > Did you try using dvipdfm? At least with my TeX installation I get a > slightly improved result with dvipdfm compared to pdftex. I will try it! > > BTW there a some small musical problems with your mtx source > > - the tenor part should be typeset an octave higher I forgot to change it after having created the MIDI-file (where I wanted the Tenor sound in the right octave > - in bar 10 the tenor part is short of lyrics syllables. Probably you > miss slurs between note 3 and 4 > - in bar 11 the tenor part is also short of lyrics syllables. Probably > you miss slurs between note 3 and 4 > See my attached, modified version of your source. thank you!! > Do you consider publishing this choral piece with lyrics in > some celtic > (it looks so to me) language? Yes, once it is ready. It is a very famous Welsh (= celtic language) song regards Johannes _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sunsite.dk/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
