>
> *Valentin:*
>
If you really want to keep your variables separate, you’ll have to use
> simultaneous music instead of sequential expressions :
>
That's what I was afraid of…
{\oneVoice s1*15/4 \partB}
>
I'd like to avoid having to count bars/beats because it's kind of
inefficient and makes using variables in this way a lot more clumsy and
prone to error.
*David:*
>
I'd rather just have two versions of partA, one before an upbeat and one
> not.
>
I'd also like to avoid defining two variables, to keep things a little
DRYer.
What I imagine might be idea would be a function which works similarly to
skip-of-length, but takes an argument to subtract a specified length from
the variable. I imagined something like the following:
#{skip-of-length (- (ly:length-of partA) (ly:make-moment 1/4))) \partB
And then put that in a function to make it more compact and easy to use.
Randy
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