About Transposition
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Cloudknight
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Is it possible for one staff to have more than 1 transposition. I want to raise it up one octave as well as up M2 Add 2 Sharps.
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michelp
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If I understand your question correctly : just use the M9 (maj 9th) transposition, which also adds 2 sharps and transposes one octave and a major second up (maj 9th). Useful for a tenor sax or bass clarinet for instance.
Michel
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Peter S.
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You can use staff styles to change the transposition in the middle of a piece.Cloudknight wrote:Is it possible for one staff to have more than 1 transposition. I want to raise it up one octave as well as up M2 Add 2 Sharps.
Peter
