Please excuse anewbie question. This example is supposed to get me two distinct
voices going from staff to staff on autopilot, when they pass by middle C. Here
is the code:
\version "2.14.2"
\score
{
\new PianoStaff
<<
\new Staff = "up"{
\clef treble
\new Voice = "upper"{
\autochange {
\relative c'' %If this becomes c' or lower, everything ok.
%as it is, it puts everything in the voice of
%"down".
{
\stemUp{
\bar "|:" bes4 c bes' c \bar ":|" d1 \bar "|."
}}}}}
\new Staff = "down"{
\clef bass
\new Voice = "lower"{
\autochange {
\relative c' %this is of no consequence, really
{
\stemDown{
bes4 c bes' c | d1
}}}}}
>>
}
If that "relative c''" was "relative c'" on "up", then everything would be
fine.
But as soon as the "up" staff goes relative to c'' or higher, the two voices
coalesce into the voice of the "down" part. It is as if I wrote just one voice
with octaves! Try the example, and then change " relative c'' " to " relative
c'
" in "up" and " relative c' " to " relative c " in "down", and you'll see how I
would like it to be. Any ideas?
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