> "James" == James E Bailey writes:
James> The easiest solution I can think of is to put them in the same Voice
James> context. If you have :
James> voicedefault = \context Voice = tset {…}
James> and
James> bassusnotes = \context Voice = tset {…}
James> Then your ex
On 31.10.2009, at 19:34, Laura Conrad wrote:
No, but the attached is the simplest example I can figure out with the
key signature and the notehead specification in a separate block from
the notes. (In real life, they would be in a separate file.) And it
does exhibit the bug.
Can someone sugge
> "Valentin" == Valentin Villenave writes:
>> The attached lilypond file, which I would expect to produce baroque
>> noteheads (i.e., square notes for the breves) produces whole notes
>> with bars around them for breves.
Valentin> Hm. I can't understand exactly what's happen
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Laura Conrad wrote:
> The attached lilypond file, which I would expect to produce baroque
> noteheads (i.e., square notes for the breves) produces whole notes
> with bars around them for breves.
Greetings Laura (sorry for the delay),
Hm. I can't understand exactly
The attached lilypond file, which I would expect to produce baroque
noteheads (i.e., square notes for the breves) produces whole notes
with bars around them for breves.
If you uncomment the "\override NoteHead#'style = #'baroque" which
is outside the \transpose section, you get the noteheads
