yes, this solved the rehearsal marks problem nicely. I believe that it may solve another problem as well. I need to create 2 different metronome markings in the same measure. The instruments will play in one metronome marking (thereby keeping their original tempo), and the choir will enter with a slower metronome marking, overlapping as the instruments 'fade out'.
Would I add yet another staff with metronome markings only? Or is there a way to make the markings show up in the 2 different groupings? Another question is that I'd like to make the metronome marking span a number of beats, in this case 48-52. What is the best way to create this in Denemo? or should I edit it in the lilypond editor? On Wednesday, November 16, 2016 8:06:24 PM PST Richard Shann wrote: > On Wed, 2016-11-16 at 11:25 -0800, Donald J. Stewart wrote: > > one of the other issues was rehearsal markings... > > > > As they are written on the top staff (trumpet 1, in this example), > > they > > correctly show when I draw the part. > > > > But as you see, in trumpet 2, they do not display. Should I put a > > rehearsal > > marking on each line? or is there a more elegant way of creating them > > globally, so they show in each line, specifically when drawing parts? > > You can put them in a staff especially for Marks (use the command Add > Staff For Marks), which has an empty part name, which means typeset with > every part. > > Richard _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel
