I know every man and his dog has one of these but...
This little bash script greps the .tex file and handles
any external programs needed by \inputs i.e. the musixpss
& mpost pass needed by the postscript slurs (M) package.
It will also optionally convert and display the .dvi and
delete the hand
On Thu, Aug 01, 2002 at 01:46:19PM +1000, Karl Chan wrote:
>
> Hi all:
>
> I am a new user to the Latex. I want to install the Musictex package on it. I
>created the
> Musictex and Musicmf directory according to the installation guide. But, the Latex
> doesn't recognize those directories. Is
On Tue, Jul 16, 2002 at 08:25:49PM -0400, George Sicherman
wrote:
> I just did a little more experimenting, substituting
> \textNavyBlue for \textBlue. The result was
> disheartening: the beams appeared in an odd shade of
> blue that I would not call navy, the heads were in cyan,
> and the stems
G'day All;
I'm in the middle of typesetting the Cm Fugue from the 1st
book of the WTC as a study score with coloured voices.
Had a couple of hours space tonight and I've finished up
to bar 7, still needs a bit of fine tuning and the coding
style is *very* inconsistent as I'm learning MusixTeX
wh
Thanks to George and Eva for their help, Eva's in
particular was wonderful, 2 two voices in different
colours, and an example of setting a different colour of
stave & bar lines, all with out adding to much to the
complexity of the score.
I'm typing up the C minor fugue from the first book of
Bach
On Sat, Jul 13, 2002 at 10:22:47PM -0700, Don Simons
wrote:
> Alexander V. Voinov wrote
>
> > Don Simons wrote:
> >
> > > I still haven't had any volunteers to make
> > > up-to-date unix/linux versions. I won't be picky
> > > about which version (2.4 vs 2.402) but it should
> > > include the docs
G'day All,
Another quick question,
Is it possible to use colour in musixtex? I can think of a
number of possible uses, marking voices in fugues, noting
changes to a score etc.
Cheers
Joel
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I've just finished my first real MusixTeX transcription,
the first piece from Mauro Giuliani's 32 Pieces for
Guitar, and I'd be very grateful to anyone who spares the
time to have a look and send my any comments on the output
or the musixtex source.
I've decided to make a project out of this, and
On Fri, Jun 21, 2002 at 10:26:57PM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ignore me I've solved my own problem
The large fonts aren't displayed by xdvi, but when I convert it to ps...
Cheers
Joel
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Linux so advanced it may as
G'day All,
Thanks to everyone who helped my solve my last problem.
I've come to a second stumbling block,
I need to set an extra large font for each note, something like a 3cm
character height ought to be about right, I'm using the postscript fonts
by Takanori Uchiyama, so stupidly large fonts
G'day All,
I'm using musixtex with LaTeX and the flashcards document class to make
up some music flashcards to use with my teaching, the basic macros I'm
using are
\newcommand{\music}[4]{
\nobarnumbers
\setlines1{#1}
\setclefsymbol1{#2}
\generalmeter{#3}
\largemusicsize
\
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