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Re: 'baroque' time signatures
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Michael Gerdau |
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Re: 'baroque' time signatures |
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Mon, 21 Mar 2022 23:04:12 +0100 |
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[what is the difference between \set Timing.measureLength = ...
and \set Score.measureLength = ... ]
The Timing alias is given to contexts that manage the timing (measure
length, subdivision, etc.). Usually, this is the Score context. However,
if you move the Timing_translator to another context like Staff in order
to get polymeter (in the upcoming version there will be a predefined
\enablePolymeter command doing that behind the scenes), a \set for
Timing becomes equivalent to \set Staff ... Thus, while using Timing is
probably not very important for users who never typeset polymetric
music, it is done in the documentation in order to account for all cases.
Ah ok. I thought there must be a reason :)
Thanks for explaining that.
Kind regards,
Michael
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