hi,
<RESEND due to mail weirdness (sorry, graham!)/>
i remembered that there was an instrumentCueName property defined at
some point, and have extended the solution a bit more.
On Feb 15, 2008, at 9:57 AM, Simon Bailey wrote:
<<<
tec = { \once \override Staff.Clef #'font-size = #-3 \clef tenor }
bc = { \once \override Staff.Clef #'font-size = #-3 \clef bass }
%% Trombone 3 preQuote setup
tIIIpq = {
\set fontSize = #-3
\bc
\set Voice.instrumentCueName = "Trbn. III"
}
second = \relative c' {
[...]
\tag #'cued { \cueDuring #"trbnIIIquote" #1
{ \tIIIpq R1*3 \tec }}
\tag #'uncued { R1*3 }
[...]
}
trbnIIscore = \keepWithTag #'uncued \second
trbnII = \simultaneous {
\new Voice = "cue" { \voiceOne \smaller \skip 1*58 }
\new Voice \keepWithTag #'cued \second
}
>>>
the rest stays the same.
you could probably create a scheme function that takes 4 parameters,
quoteClef, originalClef, instrumentCueName and music and just use that
in the music block of the \cueDuring command, resulting in something
like:
\tag #'cued { \cueDuring #"trbnIIIquote" #1 { \quoteMe #"bass"
#"tenor" #"Trbn. 3" {R1*3} } }
\tage #'uncued { R1*3 }
which would mean you wouldn't have to define a preQuote command for
each instrument you're using.
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hope that helps, regards,
sb
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