2016-07-20 22:30 GMT+02:00 Br. Samuel Springuel <[email protected]>:
> This is off the cuff and untested, but I think the solution is to put the
> new clef in the same set of parentheses as the `z` which ends the line.
>
>
Thanks for your hints, but adding simply the clef there doesn't work.
I found the following trick:
I add in the header:
def-m1:\greclef{invisible};
def-m2:\greclef{visible};
%%
then in my score, in the set of parentheses where the 'z' is, I write:
(h+[em1]z-f3[em2])
And everything's ok... A little bit tricky, but it works!
Just to know: I need this trick to transcribe medieval manuscripts that
often change clef each line.
Thank you very much!
Sr. M. Ruth OSB
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