Paul Scott <waterho...@ultrasw.com> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I thought I had followed the discussion about \relative without startpitch.
>
> I liked the idea and started using it.
Uh, you started using it? The previous behavior of \relative { ... }
was to be equivalent to \relative c' { ... }, so you have been using
something else.
> In 2.17.15 this feature no longer seems to work. I get an error.
After using convert-ly, your \relative { ... } would have gotten changed
to \relative c' { ... } which corresponds to the previous meaning.
> What did I miss?
Issue 3245 is still pending. It will likely appear in 2.17.16. Once it
does, using \relative { ... } will exhibit the new meaning.
In the mean time, you can use \relative f { ... } to emulate the
behavior of "no starting pitch". Its sole disadvantage is one of
aesthetics: the "f" looks uncalled for but does the trick, being in the
middle of the "unshifted" octave.
--
David Kastrup
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