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Polyphonic or Instrumental Music with M-Tx and MusixTeX on Overleaf
This example demonstrates how to write polyphonic or instrumental music on Overleaf, using M-Tx (.mtx) syntax.
This was made possible with a custom latexmkrc file. The music piece examples here were taken from the M-Tx documentation.
LianTze Lim