Hi Harald,
On 13.12.2016 00:05, Harald Christiansen wrote:
Are you suggesting to add a new voice through all the score for just
one sign in one place?
If it’s just one place, I wouldn’t do that. For multiple instances, it
might make sense.
(I tried to add a new voice locally
Here’s how
OK, I managed to put together a hack
(based on an idea from Simon: simple voice construct, hiding second voice)
Looks to me as a rather ugly hack ;-) but at least I got what I wanted in a
relatively simple form.
% insert a courtesy voice cross over sign: melody changes from RH to LH
(this is
Hi Simon
Thanks for your reply.
I don't think I understand your solution.
Are you suggesting to add a new voice trough all the score for just one
sign in one place?
(I tried to add a new voice locally but I couldn't figure it out, it
created a horrible mess even with \cadenzaOn)
PS. I am
On 12.12.2016 02:27, Harald Christiansen wrote:
It is NOT one voice in the technical meaning of Lilypond ... it is
more virtual, so to speak.
Then you still need one voice that changes staves, because a
VoiceFollower is definitely the right thing to use, and easiest as well.
Maybe try an
Harald,
In Lilypond it is called “staff change lines.” In 2.18 it is at
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/common-notation-for-keyboards#staff_002dchange-lines
MRK
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On Behalf Of Harald
On 12.12.2016 00:41, Harald Christiansen wrote:
Hi,
I would like to mark a voice cross over on a piano staff with a
dotted/dashed line.
You need to have the voice cross staves using the \change command, and
use \showStaffSwitch for the lines (both are explained in Notation
Reference,
Hi,
I would like to mark a voice cross over on a piano staff with a
dotted/dashed line.
(I couldn't find anything related to lilypond)
Essentially I want to connect a note in the "upper" stave (played by the
right hand) with the "next" note on the lower stave (played by the left
hand) to mark
