Graham Percival wrote:
> I'm confused -- do you have a \version "1.x.y" inside your file? If not,
> why not add that and let convert-ly do its stuff?
I have tried this method. But, convert-ly produces files with as many errors
as the non-converted files have. Thus, convert-ly seemed not to be a big deal
for me. Finally, editing the files manually is quicker.
> I just did a quick test (on 1.6.6) and \voiceOne makes stems up. What
> version are you using? Maybe you used the \voiceOne command somewhere
> where Lilypond wasn't expecting it. Both \voiceOne and \voiceTwo work well
> on my system. (debian/testing, Lilypond 1.6.6)
I am using the version 1.6.4, and \voiceOne makes stems down. I have tried
anything I could imagine to do with the source. Nothing helps. :-(
One of the final scores of the songs I have tried is (this one is converted
per convert-ly and then manually edited to get rid of all the syntax errors):
\score {
\simultaneous {
\context Staff = mel {
\autoBeamOff
\property Staff.midiInstrument = "church organ"
\property Staff.TimeSignature \override #'style = #'C
\context Staff <
\notes {\voiceOne \sopran }
\notes {\voiceTwo \alt }
>
}
\context Lyrics \textB
\context Lyrics \textC
\context Lyrics \textD
\context Staff = dolmel { \clef F
\autoBeamOff
\property Staff.midiInstrument = "church organ"
\property Staff.TimeSignature \override #'style = #'C
\context Staff <
\notes {\voiceOne \tenor }
\notes {\voiceTwo \bas }
>
}
}
\paper { indent = 0.0\cm linewidth = 18.0\cm }
\midi { \tempo 2 = 60 }
}
Could you post some score of yours which works and which uses the \voiceOne
and \voiceTwo macros, please?
Best regards
Milan Horak
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