Re: [TeX-Music] Info on MTX

2008-01-29 Thread Christian Mondrup
Carlo Centemeri wrote:
 Hello all,
 I am here providing an example: my code comes from a movement change,
 in which I switch from C minor to G minor, from 3/8 to 4/4 and I'd
 also like to start this movement from the beginning of a new system:
 
 THe syntax I use at the beginning of a new block is, then,
 
 %%K+0-2
 m d4 Dp d cs d |
 
 To which I should add the LxMy command for the new paragraph. But if
 I add it together withe the previous ones, the mtx file is compiled
 correctly, while the pmx one gives an error (I have and Rd appearing
 out ot the blue, which causes the statement Rd symbol could appear
 only on voice 1).
 

The code below works for me:

Meter: 3/4
Flats: 1
Style: SATB4
Systems: 3
Pages: 2

g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g |
g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g |
g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g |
g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g |

g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g |
g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g |
g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g |
g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g | g4 g g |

%%K+0-2 L3P2
m d4 Dp d cs d
m d4 Dp d cs d
m d4 Dp d cs d
m d4 Dp d cs d


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Re: [TeX-Music] Info on MTX

2008-01-28 Thread Carlo Centemeri
Hello all,
I am here providing an example: my code comes from a movement change,
in which I switch from C minor to G minor, from 3/8 to 4/4 and I'd
also like to start this movement from the beginning of a new system:

THe syntax I use at the beginning of a new block is, then,

%%K+0-2
m d4 Dp d cs d |

To which I should add the LxMy command for the new paragraph. But if
I add it together withe the previous ones, the mtx file is compiled
correctly, while the pmx one gives an error (I have and Rd appearing
out ot the blue, which causes the statement Rd symbol could appear
only on voice 1).

Thank you.

Carlo



2008/1/27, Christian Mondrup [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 Carlo Centemeri wrote:
  Dear all,
  I hope that this ML can be used also for asking questions regarding MTX.
 
  I have some small problems in inserting the PMX command lines in a MTX
  file. I'd use PMX directly, but since I'm working on a vocal piece MTX
  is much more helpful for adding lyrics.
 
  The problem is the following: very frequently, when I add a PMX
  command line using the syntax %%PMXCOMMAND or _PMXCOMMAND the
  PMXCOMMAND is ignored (and in fact there is no trace of it in the pmx
  file).
  I am adding the command on the last line before the block I'm referring at.
 
  Do you have any suggestion? Unluckily the documentation on this
  subject is not so clear...

 Please provide an M-Tx code example

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Re: [TeX-Music] Info on MTX

2008-01-28 Thread Christof Biebricher
On Mon, 28 Jan 2008, Carlo Centemeri wrote:

 
 %%K+0-2
 m d4 Dp d cs d |
 
 To which I should add the LxMy command for the new paragraph. But if
 I add it together withe the previous ones, the mtx file is compiled
 correctly, while the pmx one gives an error (I have and Rd appearing
 out ot the blue, which causes the statement Rd symbol could appear
 only on voice 1).
The error is shown: K is a pmx command, and in pmx voice 1 is the
lowest voice, not the highest as in M-Tx!

Christof
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Re: [TeX-Music] Info on MTX

2008-01-27 Thread Christian Mondrup
Carlo Centemeri wrote:
 Dear all,
 I hope that this ML can be used also for asking questions regarding MTX.
 
 I have some small problems in inserting the PMX command lines in a MTX
 file. I'd use PMX directly, but since I'm working on a vocal piece MTX
 is much more helpful for adding lyrics.
 
 The problem is the following: very frequently, when I add a PMX
 command line using the syntax %%PMXCOMMAND or _PMXCOMMAND the
 PMXCOMMAND is ignored (and in fact there is no trace of it in the pmx
 file).
 I am adding the command on the last line before the block I'm referring at.
 
 Do you have any suggestion? Unluckily the documentation on this
 subject is not so clear...

Please provide an M-Tx code example

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[TeX-Music] Info on MTX

2008-01-26 Thread Carlo Centemeri
Dear all,
I hope that this ML can be used also for asking questions regarding MTX.

I have some small problems in inserting the PMX command lines in a MTX
file. I'd use PMX directly, but since I'm working on a vocal piece MTX
is much more helpful for adding lyrics.

The problem is the following: very frequently, when I add a PMX
command line using the syntax %%PMXCOMMAND or _PMXCOMMAND the
PMXCOMMAND is ignored (and in fact there is no trace of it in the pmx
file).
I am adding the command on the last line before the block I'm referring at.

Do you have any suggestion? Unluckily the documentation on this
subject is not so clear...

Thanks to everybody.

Carlo
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