Cameron Hall <camerongh...@cox.net> writes:
> On Wed, 30 Oct 2024 15:14:59 +0100
> David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org> wrote:
>
>> Cameron Hall <camerongh...@cox.net> writes:
>>
>> > Here is a short simplified excerpt of a piece I'm trying to notate.
>> > I need a slur to start on the quarter note C and end on the D in
>> > measure 3. However, it doesn't seem possible to start the same a
>> > slur in a single voice and end it in a split voice. Is there an
>> > easy workaround for this?
>> >
>> > %%%
>> > \version "2.24.4"
>> >
>> > \fixed c'' {
>> > \time 3/4
>> > r2 c4~( |
>> > c8 d e f g a |
>> > << { b a g f e d) } \\ { r4 <e, g,> q } >> |
>> > c2. |
>> > }
>> > %%%
>>
>> In this case the simplest way is to not actually use a new voice but
>> just "change flavor". I'd probably write this as
>>
>
> Thanks! I assume the \voices command alters the double backslash thing
> so that the first voice entered "" is the same voice as before the part
> splits.
No. it alters the double backslash thing so that "" is the same voice
as an existing voice named "".
It is just that a non-explicit Voice happens to be named "". If you
named it something else, you need to put that other name in the quotes.
--
David Kastrup
