Hi everyone!
I have a project with many music pieces for brass orchestra. I wrote
a score template with tags, so I can easily extract parts from it.
I works almost perfectly, but a extracted voice is still engraved as
\voiceOne or \voiceTwo instead of default engraving like \oneVoice.
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d will give you the expected result.
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> > Message du 15/10/17 16:21
> > De : "Robert Kubosz"
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Robert Kubosz writes:
> Hi Rémy
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> This is it. I owe you a good beer, man :-)
You might also want to take a look at the \tagGroup command when using
tags for more than one purpose.
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David Kastrup
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Thanks, David, I will definitely use tagGroup. I see some possible
application for it in my work.
It is revolutionary for me, that I can tag not only _music_, but also
a music command. This idea never crossed my mind.
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Robert Kubosz writes:
> Thanks, David, I will definitely use tagGroup. I see some possible
> application for it in my work.
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> It is revolutionary for me, that I can tag not only _music_, but also
> a music command. This idea never crossed my mind.
\voiceTwo _is_ music rather than a music comma
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> Objet : Switch back a \voiceOne to \oneVoice
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> Hi everyone!
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> I have a project with many music pieces for brass orchestra. I wrote
> a score template with tags, so I can easily extract parts from it.
> I works almost perfectly, but a extracted voice is still
