Frédéric <ufosp...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hi Valentin,
>
> I came to the same conclusion as you: prefer \new Voice << { notes1 }
> { notes2 } >> over a series of chords. After I split the 2 voices, I
> was able to rebuild the original version like that so I could compare
> the notes to the original score before going further with my
> transcription.
>
> Thank you for your proposed scheme script. However, although it does
> what was asked (extract voices), it is not really useful for my
> purpose of doing a transcription. I need a file with the notes because
> later, I will probably make some changes. Maybe I can use
> \displayLilyMusic for this and that would solve most of my problem but
> if I remember correctly, this only outputs absolute pitches. Is that
> true? Is there a way to output the music as relative?
Frescobaldi can convert between absolute and relative notation. It's
probably easiest to use that for the editing.
--
David Kastrup
