I've noticed what I'd call a bug (but really doesn't look like one),
when creating an instance of a Voice inside a voice using the voicify
function. The bug isn't related to the function but rather how
Lilypond threats the newly created voice:
\context Voice = voiceI < \notes \transpose c''' \sequential {
\stemUp
\property Voice.NoteHead \set #'style = #'diamond
a4 b c d e f g
<
{ a8 b c d d c b a } \\
{ f g a b b a g f }
>
}>
The created voices don't inherit the properties of the one which
contains them. This can be a real problem sometimes (though I won't
pretend that want both of the created voices to have \stemUp anyway).
Maybe it's a choice � but it should be probably be left to the user.
And I'll skin anybody who suggest doing this:
prop = \notes {
\stemUp
\property Voice.NoteHead \set #'style = #'diamond
}
... and reusing \prop to set all properties.
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Best regards,
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