Re: problem with \partcombine and dynamics/hairpins

[Alex Voice]

Hi Harm,

Thank you - I think I wrongly presumed the intention was to achieve a single hairpin in the score while retaining both hairpins in the separate parts for part production.

To achieve this aim one might use tagging, I suppose, but is there another way in this situation of achieving a single hairpin whilst retaining individual hairpins in the parts?

Otherwise, sorry for the noise.

Alex

On Sep 27, 2016, at 10:14 PM, Thomas Morley <address@hidden> wrote:

2016-09-27 22:56 GMT+02:00 Alex Voice <address@hidden>:

Hi Harm,

I'm not familiar with the partcombiner, though, below a very bad
workaround, found deep, deep in the quick n' dirty junk room.

\version "2.19.48"

terminateHairpin =
#(define-music-function (ctx-name mus)(string? ly:music?)
#{ << $mus \context Voice = $ctx-name \grace s2\! >> #})

endI = \terminateHairpin "one" \etc
endII = \terminateHairpin "two" \etc

musicA = {
g'1\> \endI R1\!
}
musicB = {
b'1\> \endII R1\!
}

\new Staff \partcombineII \musicA \musicB

I have tried your solution to Kieran’s recent problem with \partcombine, but
didn’t manage to find the \partcombineII that you use - I hope it isn’t a
stupid question, but where is this to found?

Many thanks - as I’m sure I shall need it too sometime.

Alex Voice

Aargh, a left-over-artifact. Use simple \partcombine

Sorry,
Harm