David Gonz+AOE-lez wrote:
>
> Hello, I started typesetting the first prelude of Well Tempered Klavier, and
> for avoiding collisions beetween the stems and beams of two voices in the
> right hand, I had to use forced beams, and specified directions of stems
> also. Is there any way of avoiding all those things? It a lot o typesetting.
> The file is attached to the mail.
>
Well, first, it's *not* a lot of typesetting compared with doing it in
TeX. :-)
But yes, you can avoid all the l's and u's by interchanging the order of
the two lines of music in the upper staff. Similar to going from staff
to staff, when there are two lines of music on one staff PMX assumes the
first one is lower than the second.
c24 c2 | /
r1 e84d s e4l s r1 e8d sl e4 s | //
r8 g14 c1 e1 g1- c1 e1 r8 g1- c1 e1 g1- c1 e1 /
--Don Simons
