Thank you, Jean, for these very detailed explanations about how the
voices are to be used -- and the alternate way to achieve the same
result. I hugely appreciate your input.
Archer
On 14/03/2023 19:09, Jean Abou Samra wrote:
Le mardi 14 mars 2023 à 14:36 +0000, Archer Endrich a écrit :
Thank you Xavier and Jean. The warnings have disappeared and the
MMrest with #-6 is perfectly placed on the E line of the staff.
The revised version looks like this:
\score {
| \new Staff { \time 4/4 \clef treble g'1^\markup{Fl 1}
| << { \voiceTwo \once \override
MultiMeasureRest.staff-position = #-6 R1 }
\oneVoice \new CueVoice { r4^"Oboe cue" \stemUp g'8([
a'] ~ a'2) | } >> r2^\markup{Fl 1}
bes'8->\sfz\>([ a'] ~ a'4\!\p) ~ | } } |
This isn't how |\voiceTwo| and |\oneVoice| are supposed to be placed.
Your indentation with |\oneVoice| on the same line suggest you think
|\oneVoice| is a function being applied to |\new CueVoice { ... }|,
but it's not, it's a standalone element. You're putting |\oneVoice| in
parallel with the |{ \voiceTwo ... }| and the |\new CueVoice { ... }|.
It occurs at the same time as the |\voiceTwo| and in the same voice,
effectively cancelling it.
Rather, you want to do
|\version "2.24.1" \score { \new Staff { \time 4/4 \clef treble
g'1^\markup{Fl 1} | << { \voiceTwo % this passage is "voice two" R1 }
\new CueVoice { \voiceOne % this new CueVoice is independent and has
"voice one" settings r4^"Oboe cue" \stemUp g'8([ a'] ~ a'2) | } >>
\oneVoice % this continues the passage with \voiceTwo, use \oneVoice
to cancel it r2^\markup{Fl 1} bes'8->\sfz\>([ a'] ~ a'4\!\p) ~ | } } |
or use the shorter syntax with |\\| :
|\version "2.24.1" \score { \new Staff { \time 4/4 \clef treble
g'1^\markup{Fl 1} | << \new CueVoice { r4^"Oboe cue" \stemUp g'8([ a']
~ a'2) | } \\ { R1 } >> r2^\markup{Fl 1} bes'8->\sfz\>([ a'] ~
a'4\!\p) ~ | } } |
As you can see, you don't need the |\override| anymore, |\voiceTwo|
puts the multi-measure rest at the right position.
