Dear Richard,If I do something like the following, using a regular Staff instead of RhythmicStaff and using "percussion" staff (it acts like alto clef), I can write different notes. Is this something like what you were hoping to do? Sorry, I don't know the entire context of the problem you were having. If this isn't correct, could you send us a minimum code example which shows the problem?
Thanks,
-William
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\version "2.25.16"
\new Staff \with {\clef percussion } \compressMMRests \relative c' {
R1 | \time 3/4 R2.*2 | \time 4/4 R1 | r2 r8 g8 r4 | R1*3 | \time 2/4
R2*3
\clef G \relative c'' { a16->\f ^\markup "Glockenspiel" g-> f8-> d->
} % relative c'' instead of c?
} % ---------- On 7/8/24 14:03, Richard Cookson wrote:
Hi,I am trying to write a percussion part with a mix of untuned and tuned percussion, however, when I switch from percussion clef back to G clef, all the notes subsequently are shown as the same pitch (b), see screenshot below, the final bar is supposed to be as follows:\clef G \relative c { a16->\f ^\markup "Glockenspiel" g-> f8-> d-> }Any advice on how to get the notation table back to the default would be appreciated.Regards, Richard.
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