[I am sending the message on behalf of Robert Hennig, <hennig at cognitec-systems.de>, since it seems that there is a problem with a PDF attachment. Ask him about the solution given... -- .mau.]
Dear Yo, despite the fact that the honoured experts of musixtex stated that musixtex is not the apropriate way of creating chord charts I will show an example by using pmx and musixcrd to create such a chart. I used this technique to mix traditional and and chart-like notation in scores. One benefit of doing this in this way would be to use the transposition posibility of musixcrd and the handling of sharps, flats, bass notes etc. Of course one may consider using musixcrd and tex directly to produce the charts. Regards, Robert
\input musixtex % These commands are necessary
\input pmx % because pmx.tex MUST be \input
\input musixcrd
\def\crddefaultheight{1}
\def\rep{\zcharnote{0}{\off{2\elemskip}\duevolte}}
\nobarnumbers
---
% isig - key signature
%
% nv,noinst,mtrnuml,mtrdenl,mtrnump,mtrdenp,xmtrnum0,isig,
1 1 4 4 4 4 0 0
%
% npages,nsyst,musicsize,fracindent
1 5 20 0.0
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Tc
Craemer - Layton
Tt10
After You've gone
%% get rid of lines and clefs
\\setlines 1{0}\setclefsymbol 1\empty\
\c C \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c Cm6 \ r0b | \c (F7) \ r0b /
\c G \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c E7 \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c A7 \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c D7 \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c G \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c Dm \ r0b | \c G7 \ r0b /
\c C \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c Cm6 \ r0b | \c (F7) \ r0b /
\c G \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c E7 \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c Am \ r0b | \c E7 \ r0b /
\c Am \ r0b | \c Cm6 \ r0b /
\c G \ r0b | \c B7 \ r0b /
\c Em \ r0b | \c A7 \ r0b /
\c G \ r0b | \c E7 \ r0b /
\c Am \ r0b | \c D7 \ r0b /
\c G \ r0b | \rep\ r0b /
\c (Dm \ r0b | \c G7) \ r0b /
chart.pdf
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