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Hello, I have a midi file with multiple channels (say bass, tenor alto, soprano). How to produce multiple mp3s with different volume distributions (say b=+0, t=+0, a=+0, s=+0; b=+0, t=-12dB, a=-12dB, s=-12dB; b=-12dB, t=+0, a=-12dB, s=-12dB; etc)? Thanks in advance for any help! Martin

Using 0.49. Here is my preamble: \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{mathtools} \usepackage{bbm} \usepackage{stmaryrd} \usepackage{blkarray} \usepackage{mathdots} %%% sans serif \renewcommand\familydefault{\sfdefault} \everymath{\mathsf{\xdef\mysf{\mathgroup\the\mathgroup\relax}}\mysf} \usepackage{mathastext} %%% sans serif bb \usepackage{bbold} %%% upright greek letters \usepackage{upgreek} \renewcommand{\alpha}{\upalpha} \renewcommand{\beta}{\upbeta} \renewcommand{\gamma}{\upgamma}...

Sorry for the delay. Here is an example with twice the same equation, the upper one being rendered in PNG (1200 DPI) while the lower one is rendered in SVG. Both equations look nice in normal view, but the lower one is distorted in presentation mode. Many thanks for your help!

Sorry for the delay. Here is an example with twice the same equation, the upper one being rendered in PNG (1200 DPI) while the lower one is rendered in SVG: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i8utm3956sexuez/ForRoland.odp?dl=0 Both equations look nice in normal view, but the lower one is distorted in presentation mode. Many thanks for your help!

Unfortunately it is still the same w/ LO 7.1.1 & TeXMath 0.49, cf. attached screenshots. Upper equation is PNG 1200, lower is SVG. First screenshot is in view mode, second is in presenter mode. So weird. Thanks for your help!!

Unfortunately it is still the same, cf. attached screenshots. Upper equation is PNG 1200, lower is SVG. First screenshot is in view mode, second is in presenter mode. So weird. Thanks for your help!!

Very strange indeed. Even stranger: on the presenter screen (i.e., the main screen, not the external), SVG equations are rendered perfectly on the "next slide" panel, but not on the "current slide" panel. I use MacOS 10.15. I tried with LO 6.3 & 6.2. If I activate OpenGL it is slightly better, but definitely not quite perfect. Thanks anyway for your help.

I think TeXMath works perfectly. It is just that the generated SVG, even though they look perfect under Normal View, look ugly in Presentation mode. Just created a new profile, installed TeXMath again, and am getting the same result. Any idea where could it come from? Thanks anyway.