Hello!
Try the following (Also read the manual where it says "explicitly instanting
voices"):
<< \new Voice {\voiceOne d'4 c'2} {\voiceTwo b4 a2}>> \oneVoice
Cheers,
Eduardo
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Dewey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <lilypond-user@gnu.org>
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 3:45 AM
Subject: stemUp stemDown with chords
Hello,
I'm having problems with chords and stem direction.
It seems whenever I want one note of the chord to go up and the other to
go
down, I cannot specify this with \stemUp and \stemDown (doing it to one
note in
the chord will do it to all of them).
How do I make it specific to one note (or one voice)?
For instance, I can't just type the following:
<<{\stemUp d'4 c'2} {\stemDown b4 a2}>>
Now, I can do the following
<<{d'4 c'2} \\ {b4 a2}>>
to get this effect naturally. However, the need to do this is not always
desirable. For example, when I type the following:
<< d'2. \\ {c'2 (b4)} >>
I run into the bug where the dot of d'2. is slightly blocked by the note
head of
c'2. If I get rid of the \\ then all the stems face the same direction
and
cannot face different directions, it seems.
Anyway, a way around this would be nice. Anyone know of one?
Thanks!
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