On Monday 10 January 2005 21.03, John Comeau wrote:
> That did it! Thanks!!! I was quite sure I had already tried that, but
> checked my RCS file and I hadn't.
>
> I really don't understand (obvious, isn't it?) how the angle brackets
> work,
Hint: { ... } means sequential, << ... >> means simultan
That did it! Thanks!!! I was quite sure I had already tried that, but
checked my RCS file and I hadn't.
I really don't understand (obvious, isn't it?) how the angle brackets
work, I just go by examples, and though there were examples of both,
using unfoldrepeats and having different instruments, I
The problem is how you apply \unfoldrepeats. Actually, apart from
unfolding the repeats, what you actually do is to say
\score {
<<
{
\new DrumStaff { \drumContents }
\context Staff = trombone \trombone
}
>>
Since you have an {...} directly inside the <<...>>, the
<<...>> will only cont
I'm probably doing something wrong, but have tried several
permutations of wrapping things inside one another with the same
result: the tracks follow one another in the MIDI output though the
graphical representation is correct. Googling and searching archives
for unfoldrepeats turns up nothing of
