I don't really see what your problem is.
You can do both
BrassTwoVoices=<
\context Voice="VoiceA" {\voiceOne \VoiceA}
\context Voice="VoiceB" {\voiceTwo \VoiceB}
>
and
BrassOneVoice= \context Voice="BrassVoice" <\VoiceA \VoiceB>
/Mats
Joerg Anders wrote:
Hello!
I have a (possibly) very simple question. Have a look at this
simple example:
VoiceA = \notes\relative c' { \clef violin c'2 r2 \bar "|." }
VoiceB = \notes\relative c' {e2 r2}
Brass = <
\context Voice="VoiceA" \VoiceA
\context Voice="VoiceB" \VoiceB
>
\score {
\context Staff="Brass" \Brass
}
Two halfs e and c'. But LilyPond applies the default stem rules:
e stem up, c' stem down. Actually OK, but both halfs appear
at the same staff. Thus, a stems overlap.
Ok, I could use the "\stemUp", \"stemDown" statements.
But isn't there a better way ? What if I want to use "VoiceA"
and "VoiceB" in other scores as single voices ?
I assume LilyPond can recognize the problem automatically.
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