nH> <{<f4 a> c8 c4 c8}\\{ s4 <f8 af> <f( af> <)g bf> <f af>}>
nH> In this case, the upper notes stem downward, and the lower notes stems
nH> upward; it's not what I want.
The voicify function already explicitly sets stem directions, try to
inverse the voices:
<{ s4 <f8 af> <f( af> <)g bf> <f af> } \\ { <f4 a> c8 c4 c8 } >
If you ever need to explicitly specify directions, there are a few
property changes. The two below do exactly what they say that they do:
\stemUp
\stemDown
And the following lets Lilypond decide which direction to put the
stems:
\stemBoth
This applies for several other object, for example:
\slurUp \slurDown \slurBoth
\phrasingSlurUp ...
\tieUp ...
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Best regards,
Jérémie mailto:jeremie@;lumbroso.fr
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