Re: [Tex-music] tremolo numerical pitch (MusiXTeX 1.19)

2015-12-09 Thread Bob Tennent 
 >|Notes entered numerically are unaffected by transposition.
 >|But the definitions of \trml et al use transposition to set
 >|the height of the mini-beams:
 >|
 >|\def\trml#1{\advance\transpose2\loffset{0.5}{\ibl0{#1}9}\roffset{0.5}{\tbl0}\advance\transpose-2}%

You can do the transpositions yourself; just add 2 (lower
stem) or subtract 3 (upper stem) to/from the numerical note
pitch:

\NOtes\trml4\ql g\trml5\ql h\trml6\ql i\trml7\ql j\en\bar
\NOtes\trmu{-1}\qu g\trmu0\qu h\trmu1\qu i\trmu2\qu j\en

For example, g = 2 and 2+2 = 4.

Bob T.
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Re: [Tex-music] tremolo numerical pitch (MusiXTeX 1.19)

2015-12-09 Thread Bob Tennent 
 >|It would be helpful, when the offset between note head and
 >|tremolo beam would be measured in the same way.

Notes entered numerically are unaffected by transposition.
But the definitions of \trml et al use transposition to set
the height of the mini-beams:

\def\trml#1{\advance\transpose2\loffset{0.5}{\ibl0{#1}9}\roffset{0.5}{\tbl0}\advance\transpose-2}%

Maybe re-definitions in pmx.tex are needed.

 >|>> I cannot find the numeric pitch values in the documentation.

4th paragraph of Chapter 4 in musixdoc.pdf.

Bob T.

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Re: [Tex-music] tremolo numerical pitch (MusiXTeX 1.19)

2015-12-09 Thread Dieter 

Hi Don,

thanks for the Info. With some trial and error I get what I want, but I 
don't know why.

=
% nstaves ninstr mtrnuml mtrdenl mtrnump mtrdenp
114444
% npickup nkeys
 00
% npages nsystems musicsize fracindent
04   20 0.05

t
.\
w250pt
Tt
Test tremolo

  \trrml{1}\ a24l D"1"  \trml{2}\ a24l D"2" | /
  \trrml{3}\ a24l  D"3" \trml{4}\ a24l D"4" | /
  \trrml{5}\ a24l  D"5"  \trml{6}\ a24l D"6" | /
  \trmu{1}\ c25u D"1"  \trrmu{2}\ c25u D"2" | /
  \trmu{3}\ c25u  D"3" \trrmu{4}\ c25u  D"4" | /
 \trmu{5}\ c25u  D"5" \trrmu{6}\ c25u  D"6" | /


Obviously stem up and stem down behave differently.
It would be helpful, when the offset between note head and
tremolo beam would be measured in the same way.

Regards Dieter


Am 09.12.2015 um 01:17 schrieb dsim...@roadrunner.com:

Dieter--

The numerical pitch is the simply offset from the bottom line of the staff. So 
for example in treble clef, e4 is 0, f is 1, d is -1, etc.

--Don


 Dieter  wrote:

Hi Don,

I cannot find the numeric pitch values in the documentation.
Can you give me a hint?

Thanks Dieter

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