Re: \partcombine with chordal instruments

2014-02-02 Thread Ed Gordijn

Hi,


I've been asked to typeset two guitar parts in an orchestral score. For
the full score the parts could be combined on one staff for which
\partcombine is good except where there are chords involved:

You could do something like:

\version 2.18.0

guitarI = {

\partcombineUnisono

e' a' e''2. r4

\partcombineChords

e' a' e''2. r4

\partcombineAutomatic

}

guitarII = {

e' a' e''2. r4

e' b' e''2. r4

}


\partcombine \guitarI \guitarII



I don't know about the dots in the second chord. To me it seems ok,but I 
never play chords myself.


Greetings, Ed
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Re: \partcombine with chordal instruments

2014-02-02 Thread Richard Shann
Thank you for steering me in the right direction - somehow I must have
glazed over at that point in the documentation. It looks like there is
enough in those commands to do the job at hand.

Richard
On Sun, 2014-02-02 at 12:37 +0100, Ed Gordijn wrote:
 Hi,
 
  I've been asked to typeset two guitar parts in an orchestral score. For
  the full score the parts could be combined on one staff for which
  \partcombine is good except where there are chords involved:
 You could do something like:
 
 
 
 \version 2.18.0
 
 guitarI = {
 
 \partcombineUnisono
 
 e' a' e''2. r4
 
 \partcombineChords
 
 e' a' e''2. r4
 
 \partcombineAutomatic
 
 }
 
 guitarII = {
 
 e' a' e''2. r4
 
 e' b' e''2. r4
 
 }
 
 
 \partcombine \guitarI \guitarII 
 
 
 
 I don't know about the dots in the second chord. To me it seems ok,but
 I never play chords myself.
 
 Greetings, Ed



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