Hi Luigi, Hi Simon,
At first:
Many many thanks for your help, and sorry that I've molested you with a
problem which solution is so simple!!!
But for my apology I have to say that I also had the idea using a lyrics
style, and therefore I'd tried "Style: DUET". But neither putting the
lyrics below the first voice nor below the second one results in
displaying the text. So I thought that wasn't the root cause.
And if I compare my attempts with the example on page 7 one of the lyric
lines is written and shown below the system / last vocal part. So I
assume I have a fundamental understanding problem in how typesetting
lyrics work. Is it possible to give me a short background explanation,
or is it better to read the "MusiXTeX" manual in detail regarding this
concept?
Anyway, with your help I have a new starting point for learning and
testing, again many thanks!
And sorry that I've bothered you with such a simple question!
Bye,
Dieter
Luigi Cataldi schrieb:
Hi Diether,
remember that you have to put the lyrics just below the vocal part,
not below the system. See the example.
Bye
Luigi
***
%####################
%## PRAEAMBEL ###
%####################
Part: Akkordeon
Title: Die Kr\"ahe\\
Composer: Fredrik Vahle \& Christiane Knauf
Meter: 4/4
Systems: 3
Pages: 1
Size: 20
TEXTPIANO: Voices RH LH; Choral; Clefs G F
Style: Textpiano
%Space: 9 9
%#################
%## CORPUS ###
%#################
%%\nobarnumbers\
%###############
%## BARS ###
%###############
% - line 1
g44 | e8 e g4 e g8 g | e4 g c r | a f a c |
L: 1. Der Bau-er, der ging in den Win-ter-wald, wa-rum, da-rum,
r4 | r0 | r0 | r0 |
% - line 2
g8d g1 g8 f e4 r8 g | fd e1 f8 a d4- d8 f | ed d1 e8 g c4- r |
L: Schnee fiel in der Nacht, sein Bart war vol-ler Reif und die
F\"u-\"se wa-ren kalt,
r0 | r0 | r0 |
% - line 3
d4 f b- b8 d | dd c1 c8 c c4 r | r2 r4 |
L: wa-rum, da-rum, die Kr\"a-he hat ge-lacht.
r0 | r0 | r2 r4 |
****
Simon Dreher ha scritto:
Hi Dieter,
instead of "Style: Piano" you should use a style with lyrics. When
you need something like piano staves with text, it could be
TEXTPIANO: Voices RH LH; Choral; Clefs G F
Style: Textpiano
Just have a look at p.8 of the manual, there are the different
possibilities explained.
Good luck,
Simon
I've used "musictex" in combination with "LaTeX" two years ago to
layout two pieces of music. Since one week I'm trying to learn using
"MusiXTeX", "PMX" and "M-Tx", and my first steps typesetting notes
were successful so far. But trying to add some lyrics is the
beginning of my problems. When adding text as noted in "M-Tx" manual
to my piece of music I compile it using the process "prepmx -> pmxab
-> tex -> musixflx -> tex -> dvipdfm". But unfortunately only the
notes are visible, not the lyrics! So I tested arround but
everything seems to be fine, because there are no errors displayed
during compilation or in the log files. To find out if I'm in
trouble with my "MikTeX" installation under WindowsXP I've tested
typesetting using the example "Net soos ek is" from Dirk Laurie's
"M-Tx" manual. And what should I say? Everything is fine (... what
else ...)!
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