Use \roff or \loff or \roffset or \loffset to displace either the \pt
or both:
\loff{\zqp j}
for example.
George Sicherman wrote:
>
> I often use chords with displaced notes; e.g., \rq{g}\zq{f}\qu{d}.
> When these notes are dotted, the dots on the displaced notes must be
> displaced, and so must the other dots, so that all the dots line up.
>
> To do this I use a macro of my own, \rpt, which is just a shifted \pt:
>
> \def\rpt#1{\kern6pt\pt{#1}\kern-6pt}%
> \rpt{d}\rpt{f}\rq{.g}\zq{f}\qu{d}\relax
>
> But this would be a useful standard feature for MusicTeX/MusiXTeX.
> (It would also be nice if \pt|\lpt|\rpt accepted multiple pitches!)
>
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