You could use octave checks, or you could specify the relative for the
variable:
one = \relative c' {...}
Cheers,
- Graham
Adam Good wrote:
Hi everyone,
Seems like there is a fairly simple solution but I couldn't even think
of how to search the manual or email archives for what I'm looking for.
in the snippet below I'm using \relative mode and defined "one" and
"two". When I compile i want the second occurrence of "one" to be in the
same octave as the first occurrence. How can I do this using relative mode?
something like:
\octaveshift "down" \one
??
but how would I define that?
%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\version "2.11.33"
one = {c4 d e f g a b c}
two = {d, e f g a b c d}
\relative {
\one
\two
\one
}
%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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