Code 1 -- Notes --

  parameter structure
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|   p1     |   p2      |    p3          |    p4        |     p5          |
| code num.| staff num.| horizontal pos.| vertical pos.| stem-accidental |
|_____1____|___________|________________|______________|_________________|
 _________________________________________________________________
|      p6        |        p7           |     p8      |    p9      |
| note head type | rhythmic time value | stem length | dots-tails |
|________________|_____________________|_____________|____________|
 _____________________________________________________ ______________________
|        p10           | p11   |     p12           |     p13    |    p14     |
| lft-rht displacement | marks | staff above-below | mrk, horz. | mrk, vert. |
|______________________|_______|___________________|____________|____________|

 ------------------      For grace notes (mini-notes) add 100 to p4
|       p15        |     (or -100 if p4 is negative.)
| note size factor |     Add 100 to p8 to slash the grace note's tail.
 ------------------      (-100 if p8 is negative.)

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P5 is normally a 2-digit number which does double duty.

 The left digit tells which direction the stem will go.
 1 = stem up, 2 = stem down.
 If there is no left digit the note will have no stem.

 The right hand digit indicates the note's accidental.
 0 = none, 1 = flat, 2 = sharp, 3 = natural, 4 = double flat, 5 = double sharp

         p5 = 13 = stem up, natural sign on note.
         p5 = 21 = stem down, flat on note.

 Accidentals may be displaced to the left by adding numbers to the right of
 p5's decimal point.  The program multiplies this number by 10 to get the
 actual displacement.

         p5 = 12.25 = stem up, sharp displaced 2.5 steps to left of normal.

P6 holds note head types.

     p6 = 0 = black,  1 = half,  2 = whole,  3 = breve (dbl. whole),
          4 = white diamond,  5 = black diamond,  6 = X note,  -1 = headless

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P7 holds rhythmic time value (always needed for automatic spacing systems).

   For a normal quarter note p7=1; for an eighth, p7=.5; for a half, p7=2;
   for a whole note, p7=4 (i.e. 4 times as long as a quarter note).
   An eighth note triplet = .3333, or 1/3 of the time of a quarter.

   Negative values in p7 are used for special situations.

       P7 = -1 = ignore note when justifying.
            -2 = suppress printing of ledger lines no matter what vert. pos.
            -3 = do both of the above.


P8 holds stem length information.  P8 = 0 = normal stem (1 octave up or down).
    Positive values in p8 extend the stem.  P8 = 1.5 = stem is 1.5 scale steps
    longer than normal.  Negative values shorten the stem.  P8 + or - 100 puts
    slash on grace note tails. (i.e. P8 = -101 = slashed note w/ shorter stem)

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P9 can be a 2-digit number, with the left digit indicating the number of dots
 which are to follow the note, and the right digit indicating the number of
 tails to be added to the stem.  Numbers to the right of p9's decimal point
 will cause the dot(s) to be displaced to the right.  The program multiplies
 this part of p9 by 10 to get the displacement value.

     P9 = 12 = note with 1 dot and 2 tails.
     P9 = 20.31 = note with 2 dots displaced to right by 3.1 units, no tails.

When 100 is added to p9 the dot following a note which appears ON a staff line
will appear below that line instead of in the normal position above the line.
Adding 1000 to p9 displaces dots one note width to the right.


P10 is used to displace the note head from its normal position (given in p3).
 This is usually used for chord structures which include the close interval of
 the second.  If p10 = 10 the note is displaced exactly 1 note width to the
 right.  If p10 = 20 the displacement is 1 note width to the left.  Numbers
 from -9.9 to +9.9 will displace the note in terms of horizontal space units.

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P11 holds information about the marks which are often attached to note heads.

 1 = musica ficta flat     13 = harmonic (o)         25 = not used
 2 =   "      "   sharp    14 = fermata              26 =  "   "
 3 =   "      "   natural  15 = arsis sign           27 =  "   "
 4 = wedge                 16 = thesis sign          28 =  "   "
 5 = accent                17 = mordant              29 =  "   "
 6 = tenuto (dash)         18 = inverted mordant     30 = fingering 0
 7 = staccato              19 = heavy wedge          31 =     "     1
 8 = wedge-staccato        20 = trill                32 =     "     2
 9 = accent-staccato       21 =   "   with flat      33 =     "     3
10 = tenuto-staccato       22 =   "     "  sharp     34 =     "     4
11 = down bow              23 =   "     "  natural   35 =     "     5
12 = up bow                24 = plus                 36 =     "     6

  Other marks may be positioned near notes using Code 9 or Code 11.

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  Normally, most marks appear on the note-head side of the note-stem
  combination.  For these marks the use of a negative value in p11 will
  force the mark to appear on the stem side, regardless of the stem direction
  as set in p5.

        P5 = 10, P11 = 32 = stem up, fingering number 2 below note head.
        P5 = 10, P11 = -32 = stem up, number 2 above note's stem.

  Numbers to the right of p11's decimal point will cause the mark to be
  displaced vertically.  The program multiplies this part of p11 by 10 to
  get the displacement value in scale steps.

       P11 = 5.13 = accent over note, displaced by 1.3 scale steps.
       P5 = 20, P11 = -34.2 = stem down, fingering number 4 pushed 2 steps
                               below end of note stem.

P12 may be used to place note on staff above (p12=1) or staff below (p12=2)
 the staff to which the note is actually attached.

    P4 = 4, P12 = 1 = note appears in bottom space of staff above.

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P13 may be used to displace marks horizontally (+/-) from their default pos.

P14 may be used to displace marks vertically (+/-). (by scale steps.)

P15 is a general note size factor. ( i.e. 0.75 in p15 will create a note )
                                   ( that is 75% smaller than normal for )
                                   ( a particular staff size.            )


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