musixuad - MusiXUltimate ADditional instruments & elements

[2011/04/23] MusiXTeX T.115 based on musixuad's architecture has been succesfully released, which can handle up to 100 instruments itself. Now musixuad become obsolete.

If you get a message ! No file musixuad.tex. when typesetting a score source in the transitional period, delete the corresponding line \input musixuad and add element number assignments. See the internal of musixmad.tex shipped with T.115.

version 0.04 [2008/03/22] Japanese page

[2008/05/29] Musixuad is an experimental extension; not an official one. Now a new project has been started: integrating the new register allocation system based on musixuad into the next version of MusiXTeX. (Thanks for the collaboration work by Dr. Don Simos.) Please consider musixuad will become obsolete in very near future.

Features

Enlarge MusiXTeX capacities. (plain etex format or LaTeX2e on e-TeX engine)

• instruments : 24 instead of 12
• chor groups : 24 instead of 4
• slurs : 100 instead of 12
• trills : 24 instead of 6
• octlines : 24 instead of 6
• 8th - 64th beams : 24 instead of 12
• 128th beams : 24 instead of 6
• 256th beams : 24 instead of 0(default) or 6(musixbm.tex)

Download

• A Sample (PDF)
• Latest version: musixuad-0.04.tar.gz [2008/03/22] (dependency check for musixlyr)
• Previous version: musixuad-0.03.tar.gz [2007/07/15] (plain etex / LaTeX2e compatible)

Requirement

• e-TeX (extended TeX) engine. XeTeX, Aleph (e-TeX + Omega) will be perhaps OK.
• MusiXTeX T.113 or later.

Limitation

• Some packages may conflict with musixuad.

License

GNU GPL ver.2 or later.

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