On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 at 18:42, Andrew Bernard <andrew.bern...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Pang, > > This won't help for MIDI, as has been pointed out, but you did not specify > that. > That is okay. Although ideally I want to get the MIDI to work, but for now I will settle for the score. Here's my function for metronome marks, which allows you to use notes in > them. I have a whole bunch of related functions, some with boxes, some with > additional text parameters and so on. You can obviously put any number you > like in here. [I have edited this a little, because I use custom had made > fonts for notes and I just deleted all that for this example to help, so it > may not be quite so beautiful as in my own context.] > Thank you very much for your help, Andrew, and sorry for the late reply. I think I can see what your function is trying to do, but unfortunately despite days of looking at the lilypond documentation, I still have not figure out the syntax for calling a function in lilypond, in particular I am struggling with the syntax for the arguments. Would you kindly please show me how to call your function \metroMark? I am pretty sure every man and his dog is going to criticise the idea of a > metro mark of 72.5, as players, if this is for humans, can't attain that > accuracy. No metronome I have, mechanical or digital, will let me set a > fractional tempo. Just saying. > Sorry I should have mentioned that using a non-integer tempo marking is for a metric modulation in the music. The tempo is more like a reference for the musician, alongside with the tempo relationship between the two section.
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