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Am Sonntag, 9. September 2007 schrieb Ole Schmidt:
> be aware:
>
> "If you want to use both \transpose and \relative, you must put
> \transpose outside of
> \relative, since \relative will have no effect on music that appears
> inside a \transpose."
BUT: If you use \relative, there is an even easier way to transpose one octave
down:
instead of \relative c { d e f g } and using \clef "bass", you can simply use
\relative c, { d e f g} (i.e. make everything relative to a note that you
manually transpose one octave down). Or course, you'll have to use
\clef "bass_8" then (but that's what you should use anyway, right?)
Cheers,
Reinhold
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