Sometimes you want to have two independent bars in one line:
{
c'1 ^"example 1"
d'1 \bar "||"
\ottava #1 c''1 ^"example 2"
d''1 \ottava #0 \bar "||"
\ottava #1 c''1 ^"example 3"
d''1 \ottava #0 \bar "||"
}
And here continuous ottava bracket looks stupid, doesn't it?
Is there more elegant way to break it? spacer rest does the job, but this
solution is a bit artificial.
--Karol
2017-07-25 16:06 GMT+02:00 Simon Albrecht <simon.albre...@mail.de>:
> On 25.07.2017 16:00, Karol Majewski wrote:
>
>> Hi, how to break ottava bracket beteween bars? The following gives me one
>> continuous bracket
>>
>> \ottava #1 c'1 \ottava #0
>> \ottava #1 c'1 \ottava #0
>>
>
> The bracket is continuous because the ottavation is continuous – there is
> no moment when the \ottava #0 actually takes effect.
> You could fake it with
>
> \ottava #1 c'1*1/2 \ottava #0 s2
> \ottava #1 c'1
>
> – but why?
>
> Best, Simon
>
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