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Re: partcombine problem


From: Peter Chubb
Subject: Re: partcombine problem
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:59:14 +1100
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>>>>> "Trevor" == Trevor Daniels <address@hidden> writes:

Trevor> Hi Peter Forget \partcombine.  Chapter 3.2 in the Learning
Trevor> Manual might help.  You just need to put the two voices in
Trevor> parallel, like this:

 \version "2.11.41" 
        \score{ \context Staff << \context Voice=tune { \voiceOne \relative c' 
{s4. s8 b8. d16 } }
 \context Voice=accomp { \voiceTwo \relative c'{ s4.  a8 <b g>8. d16 } }
        >>
}

That doesn't do what I want, as the \voiceTwo means that all the
accompaniment stems go down, and notes in tune and accompaniment have
two stems, one up and one down.

For this particular example, where there are no timing differences, I
want the result to look *exactly* the same as:

 \version "2.11.41" 
 \score{ 
        \context Staff << 
           \context Voice=accomp {  \relative c'{ s4.  a8 <b g>8. d16 } }
        >>
}

but with a voice (called `tune') that I can attach lyrics to, with
mostly the same timing, and mostly doubling the top line in the
accompaniment.

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Dr Peter Chubb  http://www.gelato.unsw.edu.au  peterc AT gelato.unsw.edu.au
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