On Mon, Feb 24, 2025 at 8:39 AM Gianmaria Lari <gianmarial...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Thanks Knute, very clear example. And thanks David also for your reply.
>
> What's about \oneVoice? In my examples adding or removing it doesn't
> change the output.
>
>>
>> > >> \fixed c' \new Staff
>> > >> {
>> > >> \incipit
>> > >> <<
>> > >> {\voiceOne \voiceB}
>> > >> \new Voice {\voiceTwo \voiceA}
>> > >> >>
>> > >> \conclusion
>> > >> }
>> > >>
>> > >> %%%
>> > >>
>> > >> The output is exactly the same but I'm wondering if there are
>> > >> substantial differences I should be aware of.
>> > >
>> > In the second form, the incipit, voiceB, and the conclusion are all in
>> the
>> > same context. That means that the conclusion will be in \voiceOne.
>> This
>> > can be useful if you want to, for instance, slur from the incipit to
>> > voiceB, or from voiceB to the conclusion.
>>
>
Change this:
conclusion = {c'4 4 4 4}
...and you'll see the difference. The main context has been changed to
\voiceOne, so if you want \oneVoice again, you have to explicitly set it.
--
Knute Snortum
