yes, thanks David answered with the '15' which I forgot to include as a
thank you to the list. the slash was always part of the piece.
thanks to all.
j
On 2023-06-22 17:11, Jakob Pedersen wrote:
Hi j
You need to use \clef "bass_15" to get it down another octave, not 16.
That's a step too far.
Best wishes,
J
On 23.06.2023 00.58, jh wrote:
Hello- I can't seem to find the forum page to ask this, in fact so
much has changed that perhaps I will not understand the answer.
for Contrabass I have used \clef "bass_8"
I need to go down another octave so I input \clef "bass_16" but the
notation output prints a note one step higher than expected. example
input g, and it's on the bass clef a space.
what am I supposed to write?
j
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