Carter Brey wrote:
> I finished my Tchaikovsky score last month, but have been struggling
> with one nagging problem for weeks. In a certain passage with the two
> flutes, no matter what I do with /slurUp or /slurDown switches and
> attachment overrides, I cannot for the life of me get the slurs to come
> out right. I don't know whether it's a part combiner bug, or if I'm
> simply doing something dumb, but I can't make it so that the slurs for
> Flute I are above the beams and the slurs for Flute II are below the beam.
IIUC you want to typeset two separate voices - one with stems up, and
one with stems down.
In this case you should not use the part combiner - which is used for
combining more voices into ONE voice.
You are looking for something like
\context Voice=one { \voiceOne
\property Voice.Slur \override #'attachment = #'(stem . stem)
\flautoI }
\context Voice=two { \voiceTwo
\property Voice.Slur \override #'attachment = #'(stem . stem)
\flautoII }
In the notes-file you should erase all \stemXXX and \slurXXX statements.
-Rune
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