"Helge Kruse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
>
> Is there an simple way to add numbers as finger instructions to several
> notes?
>
> /Helge
Hello Helge,
you can write your own definitions of fingering.
For example
\def\Fil#1#2{\roffset{0.2}{\raise%
-4\Internote\hbox{\zcharnote{#1}{\smalltype{#2}}}}}%
\def\Fiu#1#2{\roffset{0.2}{\raise%
1.6\Internote\hbox{\zcharnote{#1}{\smalltype{#2}}}}}%
These definitions can be found in ejdefs.tex. It's part of the distribution of
the prelude BWV 1007 by Eva Jaksch to be found in the icking-music-archieve.
These are definitions for guitar.
In a PMX-file you can use them in the following way:
\Fiu{-2}{1}\ c44 \Fil{5}{5}\ c+
The first number is the pitch, the second the indication of finger. 0 (zero) is
the place on the first line of a staff. 1 is the place between the fist two
lines and so on:
-10-
9
---------8-------------------------
7
-------6---------------------------
5
-----4-----------------------------
3
---2-------------------------------
1
-0---------------------------------
-1
-(-2)-
-3
treble-clef: c'=-2 d'=-1 etc.
bass-clef: c=3, d=4 etc.
Gerd Löbel
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