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How to make a macro of articulation marks?
From: |
H. S. Teoh |
Subject: |
How to make a macro of articulation marks? |
Date: |
Fri, 30 Jul 2021 17:52:33 -0700 |
Hi,
In my Lilypond score I have a bunch of notes I want to highlight in MIDI
without changing the appearance of the printed score, so I have stuff
like:
a-.-\tag #'midi -\> b-.-\tag #'midi -\> c-.-\tag #'midi -\> d-.-\tag
#'midi -\>
Stuff tagged #'midi is removed in the printed score with \removeWithTag,
but intact in the MIDI score.
Obviously, this is a pain to type; is there a simple way to factor the
repeated tags into a macro, so that I can e.g. type instead:
a-.\midiEmph b-.\midiEmph c-.\midiEmph d-.\midiEmph
?
I tried:
midiEmph = \tag #'midi -\>
a-.\midiEmph b-.\midiEmph c-.\midiEmph d-.\midiEmph
but the accent appears to just get dropped silently. What am I doing
wrong?
T
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- How to make a macro of articulation marks?,
H. S. Teoh <=