On Wed, Jul 28, 2021 at 8:38 PM Xavier Scheuer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Please try to make a minimal example. Usually when trying to reduce your > score to a minimal example showing the issue you might find the solution > yourself. Apologies in advance - I was a bit frustrated by the fact I got stuck! > I suggest you to use the last version (stable or unstable) because 2.20 is > not the latest. > Yeah - that would be ideal, but for a variety of reasons that's not worth explaining, I am unable to update the version of lilypond on my current machine... > You need not have a Staff named "clarinet1" if you want something to align > above it. > I haven't found any \new Staff = "clarinet1" in your code... > FACEPALM reaction. I didn't do that for the individual instrument score, only for the conductor score... now it works, thank you! > I guess that's because your transpose is applied to your key signatures as > well. > > \transpose bes c' for a score in B flat major (\key bes \major) lead to > something in C major, hence no key signature. > Take your \global out of the transpose if you want to keep a B flat major for > your separate parts as well (but this is not standard practice AFAICT, both > the notes and the key signatures are transposed usually). > Thank you for explaining! > Hope this helps. > Indeed it does! You helped me fix all the problems I had in the score! Thank you so much! Francesco
