David Kastrup <dak <at> gnu.org> writes:
> Now look at the output of
> music = { \time 4/4 a1 a1 a1 a1 }
> \new Staff << \music \\ { f1 \time 12/4 f1 f1 f1 } >>
> which is a perfectly valid though slightly capricious LilyPond file.
That is how I join parts together with time changes, and I didn't think I was
being capricious.
If I put the time changes in each part, and make a mistake and forget a measure,
the time changes early on all the parts and its harder to see which part has
the missing measure.
Slip jig time is slightly awkward, but it works.
mandolin = {R2.*4 R4.*12 %{4 measures of 3 beats %} }
conductor = {\time 6/8 s2.*4 \time 9/8 s4.*12}
\new Staff <<\conductor \mandolin >>
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