\smallnotesize works, right before \qu. But the spacing does get messed up a little.
Re 1 & 2: From my example you should see that \metron… works just like a text object. So if you just use \metronequiv in the second argument of \zcharnote, or \metron in the text on the line after “t”, it should work, although I haven’t tested it. Re 3: D"\ppff mfp" --Don From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jill-Jênn VIE Sent: Monday, July 14, 2008 7:08 AM To: Werner Icking Music Archive Subject: Re: [TeX-Music] [PMX] Tempo indication: ♩ = 138 + Dmfp Oh, thanks a lot for such a quick answer! On 14 juil. 08, at 15:35:35, Don Simons wrote: Since you’re clever enough to put a quarter note in an email message, maybe you can also figure out how to make the quarter note smaller in the \metron command. With \smallnotesize :) \tinynotesize is maybe too much. Thanks! And, while you're around there: 1) I suppose it is not possible to put it just after the Allegro vivace, like: h Allegro Vivace ♩ = 138 , is it? 2) Just to know, how to put a \metronequiv in a PMX sheet? 3) You should authorize the dynamic indication "mfp". I'm nearly sure I've already found it in a score. I can't put it, but I can put D"mfp". Is it possible to write it in bold, like others? -- Jill-Jênn http://mickay.jill.free.fr/score/
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