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Diagonal slash marks
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Diagonal slash marks
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Sometimes, instead of a note or notes,

a diagonal slash mark is printed on a staff.
This is used for various purposes,

such as strumming a chord (in a

guitar part), or to mean that the previous beat should be

repeated or
that a note should be improvised.
You can get slash marks for all notes by setting the
<A HREF="param.html#notehead">noteheads parameter.</A>
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noteheads = &quot;allslash&quot;
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or if you want to use hollow slashes for half notes and longer
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noteheads = &quot;slash&quot;
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Usually such slash marks do not include a stem,
so you may wish to also set
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stemlen=0
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If you just want specific chords to be slashes, you can use the
chord head shape override:
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1: b;[ hs &quot;allslash&quot;; len 0 ]... ;;;
bar
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