MuseData Example: slur orientation

Slurs can be forced over or under by giving the print suggestion o or u to a slur. More information can be found in the official MuseData specification. The following graphical notation example was printed from the MuseData source code found below using muse2ps.

@muse2psv1==z21jT^Print directive: slur orientation^
Header Record 1
Header Record 2
Header Record 3
Header Record 4
WK#:1 MV#:1
Header Record 6
Header Record 7
Header Record 8


Group memberships: score
score: part 1 of 1
$  Q:1   T:4/4   C:4
@ default location of slur is under the notes:
C4     1      1 q     u        (
D4     1      1 q     u
E4     1      1 q     u
F4     1      1 q     u        )
measure 2
@ force the slur over the notes by giving "o" print directive for slur at column32:
C4     1      1 q     u        (
P C32:o
D4     1      1 q     u
E4     1      1 q     u
F4     1      1 q     u        )
measure 3
@ default location of slur is over the notes:
C5     1      1 q     d        (
D5     1      1 q     d
E5     1      1 q     d
F5     1      1 q     d        )
measure 4
@ force the slur under the notes by giving "u" print directive for slur at column 32:
C5     1      1 q     d        (
P C32:u
D5     1      1 q     d
E5     1      1 q     d
F5     1      1 q     d        )
mheavy2
/END
/eof
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