Dear Yota,
I followed the advice of Graham and Seba (shame on me that I did not
find it myself!)
So here is the solution:
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\new Staff psub = \markup{ { \dynamic p } sub. }
{ c'' c'' d''e''_\psub }
}
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
best
ole
Am 05.02.2007 um 23:33 schrieb yota moteuchi:
I use the following trick to print P subito
psubito = #(make-dynamic-script (markup #:hspace 1 #:translate
(cons 5 0)
#:line( #:dynamic "p" #:normal-text #:italic "subito" )))
to use it : { c4 \psubito }
following this example, you should be able to build a poco ff (and
if you do please post it here for the archives)
note : the #:normal-text tag is a way to avoid the text to be
bolded. I mention it since it took me weeks to figure out how to do
this
Yota
On 2/5/07, Ole Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear all,
is it possible to write something like "poco ff" in another way than
writing \ff_\markup { poco } and than tweaking the "poco" in front of
the "ff" with \override commands?
I can't find something in the manual
Thank you
ole
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