I would like to have the cues displayed in a different color from the
remainder of the score.
I tried the following (note my strong canon-writing skills) :
dux = {
a4 a a a
}
comes = {
\override NoteHead.color = #blue
\cueDuring #"dux" #UP R1
\revert NoteHead.color
e4 e e e
}
\addQuote "dux" { \dux }
\score {
<< \new Staff { \dux } \new Staff { \comes } >>
\layout { } }
However, all notes are still black.
I also tried some variants:
- enclosing the whole block in a \new CueVoice: no effect;
- with \override only: I get black A notes and blue E notes, which is
quite the converse of what I want...
- with CueVoice.NoteHead.color: both A and E are black, and now E are
small.
- without any \override and \revert: same as above;
How should I do this?
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