A description of how to encode cue-sized notes in **kern spines.
Cue-sized notes are smaller than regular notes, similar to grace
notes; however, unlike grace notes, cue-sized notes possess non-zero
score durations. Cue-sized notes can be encoded in two ways within
**kern spines. For occasional cue-sized notes, an RDF record can
be added to mark individual notes as being cue-sized:
**kern 4e *^ 4g 8gN\L . 8aNJ *v *v 4b = *- !!!RDF**kern: N = cue size |
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For generating a longer sequence of cue-sized notes, a second method using *cue
and *Xcue tandem interpretations can be used to turn on/off cue-size:
**kern **kern *clefF4 *clefG2 *M3/4 *M3/4 = = * *Xtuplet * *cue * *rscale:2 4G 4c 4f (>20ddL> . 20ee . 20dd . 20cc# . 20dd 4G 4B 4f 20dd# . 20ee . 20ff . 20ff# . 20gg 4G 4B 4f 20gg# . 20bb . 20aa . 20ggn . 20ffnJ) * *Xcue * *rscale:1 = = 4G 4B 4e 2.ee 4G 4B 4e . 4G 4B 4e . = = *- *- !!!RDF**kern: > = above |
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The *cue and *Xcue markers only apply to a specific subspine of music, so one
subspine can be cue sized while another is not. This is useful for adding
cues to orchestra parts.
**kern *M4/4 =1 *^ * *cue ! !LO:TX:b:t=vlas. 1r 4e . 4f . 4e . 4c * *Xcue =2 =2 *cue * !LO:TX:a:t=vlns. ! 4ee 1r 4ff . 4ee . 4cc . *Xcue * =3 =3 *cue * 8ffL 2r 8eeJ . 8ddL . 8ccJ . ! !LO:TX:a:B:t=solo 2ryy 16ffLL . 16ee . 16dd . 16ccJJ . 16bLL . 16a . 16g . 16fJJ *Xcue * *v *v = *- |
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