This doesn't sound logical; my bet is that it is a bug. However, I
can't really tell without having a working example and trying it for
myself. Please submit a minimal working example to the bug- list.
Cheers,
- Graham
Will Oram wrote:
Take the following snippet. There are two staves; the second one
transposes in MIDI using \transposition a , whilst the first does not.
Process it in 2.8.4 and listen to the generated MIDI. It clearly sounds
like crap; this is because the first instrument is being transposed like
the second.
\simultaneous {
\new Staff <<
\new Voice { \InstrumentI }
>>
\new Staff <<
\partcombine
\relative c'' { \InstrumentIIA }
\relative g' { \InstrumentIIB }
>>
}
\layout {}
\midi { }
% end snippet
Now, I know why this osmosis happens. If both \InstrumentIIA and
\InstrumentIIB include \transposition a , this problem occurs. Delete it
from \InstrumentIIB, and \InstrumentI sounds at concert pitch.
My question is: is this a bug? This is not the first time this has
happened to me when writing up a score, and it's taken many days to
pinpoint the cause. If it's intentional, it's not logical.
I have to smile and remember
when you accuse me of that smell
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