Actually, the {...} \\ {...} construct will automatically add the
\voiceOne and \voiceTwo, respectively, so there's no need to add them
manually. See the section on Explicitly Instantiating Voices for more
details.
/Mats
Kieren Richard MacMillan wrote:
Hi, Rick:
Is there any way to
Hi, Rick:
Is there any way to temporarily activate a second voice in a part?
Here's some pseudocode that does what you want:
notes...
notes...
notes...
{ voiceOne notes } \\ { voiceTwo notes }
notes...
notes...
Check out the samples and tips/tricks in the documentation for more
In addition to my questions of earlier, one more:Is there any way to temporarily activate a second voice in a part? For example, in the piano part I'm working on, the left hand bounces between staves (beamed together) which I've figured out, but then it comes to a part where the right hand plays a
