On Tue 25 Feb 2025 at 13:41:58 (+0100), Gianmaria Lari wrote:
> The implicit instantiation of items is something almost always creating
> problems for me. I agree that without it, the code would be very verbose
> even for very simple situations but in the end, I have the impression that
> it does
Am 25.02.25 um 14:32 schrieb Robin Bannister:
Thomas Ruedas wrote:
for many years I have used a hack for marking a change of hand in
polyphonic piano music that I had been pointed to some 11 years ago on
this group, and it had worked fine. Unfortunately, no more.
I updated this to the attached
Thomas Ruedas wrote:
Hi,
for many years I have used a hack for marking a change of hand in
polyphonic piano music that I had been pointed to some 11 years ago on
this group, and it had worked fine. Unfortunately, no more.
I updated this to the attached version about a year ago.
It runs with 2
>
>
> > *If* I understood correctly, if I instantiate the first voice as you
> propose the voice will go in a different context then 'd4'.
>
> That's the contrary. If you instantiate the first Voice (directly after
> the \new Staff command, not after <<, maybe I was not clear enough in my
> previou
On Tue, 25 Feb 2025 at 12:48, Gianmaria Lari
wrote:
>
> *If* I understood correctly, if I instantiate the first voice as you
propose the voice will go in a different context then 'd4'.
That's the contrary. If you instantiate the first Voice (directly after the
\new Staff command, not after <<, ma
[...]
> You are not explicitly instantiating the first voice.
> Replace \new Staff by \new Staff \new Voice and you have the expected
> output.
>
*If* I understood correctly, if I instantiate the first voice as you
propose the voice will go in a different context then 'd4'. This can be ok
or not
On Tue, 25 Feb 2025 at 11:14, Gianmaria Lari
wrote:
>
> I did some tests and I discovered something that's not clear.
>
> Why in the following code the very last note `d4` stem is up?
>
> %%%
> \version "2.25.23"
> \fixed c' \new Staff
> {
> %a1
> <<
> {\voiceTwo a,4 d g c' }
> \new Vo
I did some tests and I discovered something that's not clear.
Why in the following code the very last note `d4` stem is up?
%%%
\version "2.25.23"
\fixed c' \new Staff
{
%a1
<<
{\voiceTwo a,4 d g c' }
\new Voice {\voiceOne r1 }
>>
d4 % stem up
}
%%%
I didn't call \oneVoice so I
