Hi again all:
Complicated question: Is there a way to return rests to their default (single
voice) positions after music in a second voice has been added?
Here are 3 examples:
Example 1 : music in a single voice. Stems, slurs, and rests in expected
positions.
Example 2 : added a 2nd voice. Voice one stems, slurs, and rests change, also
as expected.
Example 3 : I manually add \stemNeutral and \slurNeutral commands to music
after Voice Two drops out. The position of the rests, however, doesn't change.
Is there a quick way to return everything in Voice One, including the rests, to
their default positions? ( i couldn't find a \restNeutral command ) Or, do i
have to manually adjust each rest individually by typing in "b4\rest" ?
If there isnt an existing command, how could I make my own "\restNeutral"
command ? Or, better yet, a "\musicNeutral" which does it all?
BTW I notate a lot of polyphonic music. This would be a real timesaver.
Thanks in advance, again!
dirck
Example One code:
\header{
title = "example 1"
}
\relative c'
{<<
{ c'( d) r f, d' r g,( a)
c( d) r f, d' r g,( a) }
>>
}
\version "2.24.1"
Example Two code:
\header{
title = "example 2"
}
\relative c'
{<<
{ c'( d) r f, d' r g,( a)
c( d) r f, d' r g,( a) }
\\
{ s1 c,4 d r4 f }
>>
}
\version "2.24.1"
Example Three code:
\header{
title = "example 3"
}
\relative c'
{<<
{ c'( d) r f, d' r g,( a)
\stemNeutral \slurNeutral c( d) r f, d' r g,( a) }
\\
{ s1 c,4 d r4 f }
>>
}
\version "2.24.1"
