On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, drarn wrote:
> Simply sharping one of the F's in a chord in the input should generate
> reminders on all the F's that are not sharped, every time. I cannot even
> imagine any circumstance where this would not be desirable output, there
> is nothing even remotely incorrect about it according to anyone's rules,
> new or old, and it would give lilypond an advantage over *all* other
> notation software in user and reader friendliness. To summarize:
>
> * The rule is broken.
> * With reminders, you don't need a rule.
What about if you're writing vocal music for non-musos? :). In our
church, most of us sing 4-part harmony, but few of us are actually proficient
musicians (in fact, when it comes to *reading* music, I'm one of the best in
our church, and I'm not *that* good :) ). Anyway, if some poor bass who's
only just gotten the hang of notes being different lengths sees a reminder
because the Soprano has just sung a funny note, He's going to think it's kinda
pointless :).
Basically, all I want is an option to select non-reminder mode, or
something :).
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