> The only problem I'm aware of that causes an actual crash is when there
> are an uneven number of bars in the two voices of multi-voice music.
Notated bars or actual ones?
This gave one version of BarFly an interesting time. Phil fixed it
pretty quick. Harriet and I arrived at it by accident - she started
playing Dancing Feet and I mistook it for the other tune. We decided
we liked the effect, a sort of Scots-traditional-meets-Steve-Reich.
X:1
T:Two At Once
M:C|
L:1/8
K:AMix
V:1 % Dancing Feet
a2 ea caAe|a2 ea caBc|a2 ea caAe|[1 faea caBe:|\
[2 faea caBc||
V:2 % Devil in the Kitchen
e>AA2 e>A (3fed|e>AA2 g2f<a| e>A A2 e>A (3fed|[1 B>GB2 g2f<a:|\
[2 B>GB2 g2f<g||
V:1
eA~A2 ceAc|eA~A2 ceBc|eA~A2 ceAe|[1 faea caBc:|\
[2 faea caBe|]
V:2
a>AA2 e>A A2 |a>AA2 g2f>g|[1 a>A A2 e>A (3fed|B>G B2 g2f>g:|\
[2 (3agf g>e f/af/ e>c|B>c d>e g2f<a|]
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