2009/6/17 Federico Bruni <brunol...@gmx.com>:
> An example would be very useful..
>
> I don't know hot to add the two new variables in sequence with the rest of
> the music.
firstPartial = { \partial 4 e'8 fis' }
secondPartial = { \partial 4 g8 fis }
firstRests = { s2. e'8 fis' }
secondRests = { s2. g8 fis }
firstRestOfTheMusic = { g'1 }
secondRestOfTheMusic = { g1 }
\score { << { \firstPartial \firstRestOfTheMusic }
{ \secondPartial \secondRestOfTheMusic } >>
}
\score { << { \firstRests \firstRestOfTheMusic }
{ \secondRests \secondRestOfTheMusic } >>
}
> I tried to define them this way, but I guess there's something wrong with
> polyphony:
> << \partial 4 e8 fs-4 >>
> << \partial 4 g,8-3 fs-3 >>
Yes, you put single notes in a simultaneous construct. Please make
expressions by enclosing notes into curly braces.
--
Francisco Vila. Badajoz (Spain)
www.paconet.org
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