Alexandros, you said you needed a bar symbol as well.
\bar won't work as desired; you'll need to fudge something else
that'll do the job. A starting point might be to use $\mid$ plus a
modicum of space afterwards -- something like the following:
\def\tbar{$\mid$\hqsk}
TeX this and see if you like the look of it:
\input musixtex
\noindent
%
% Set up dummy music extract to get note macros to work
\newbox\dummybox
\def\extractline{\setbox\dummybox\hbox}
\startextract\endextract
%
% Define a bar line for music symbols inline with text
\def\tbar{$\mid$\hqsk}
%
% Define a bigger \qskip
\def\mysk{\qsk\hqsk}
%
This rhythm
\zcu1\mysk\zcu1\mysk\zcu1\mysk\tbar
\hqsk\zcu1\mysk\zcu1\mysk\zcu1\mysk\hqsk
is rather monotonous but will do as an illustration...
\bye
Hope this helps.
Eva
--
"Bach ist der Vater, wir sind die Buben. Wer von uns
was Rechtes kann, hat's von ihm gelernt."
-- W. A. Mozart
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