Hi Helgi!
To make something like a D7 chord symbol, simply type d(note length if
necessary:7 . The colon separates the note value that produces the chord
from the additions made to it. It IS fairly well documented in the
manual. So Em becomes e:m, and an E minor seventh becomes e:m7. a
diminished chord would be e:dim. If you want a certain bass note, do
this: d:a (D/A bass). Hope that gives you enough to go on.
If the length of the note needs to be indicated (because it changes with
this note, put that right after the initial letter, thus: d1:7
Blessings,
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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2005 13:49:05 +0200
From: Helgi ?rn Helgason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: D7 chord symbol
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Hello all!
I can't find in the documentation any hint on how to write a major
chord symbol like for example D7. Can someone tell me how this is
done or point that out for me in the documentation?
The d below is supposed to be a D7 in the output:
}
harmonies = \chordmode {
r4 g5 d
}
Thank's,
Helgi Örn
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