Switching octave using >within a chord inside cram expression results in weird behavior.
Steps to Reproduce
piano: o4 c4./g/>c sounds normal.
piano: o4 c4./g/>c o4 c4/g/>c sounds normal.
But if I say piano: {o4 c4./g/>c o4 c4/g/>c}4 it plays only one long "C" note.
But if I don't switch octave, piano: {o4 c4./g/b o4 c4/g/b}4 plays fine.
If the octave switch is not within a chord, like piano: {o4 c4 d >c}4, it plays normal though.
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Description
Switching octave using
>
within a chord inside cram expression results in weird behavior.Steps to Reproduce
piano: o4 c4./g/>c
sounds normal.piano: o4 c4./g/>c o4 c4/g/>c
sounds normal. But if I saypiano: {o4 c4./g/>c o4 c4/g/>c}4
it plays only one long "C" note. But if I don't switch octave,piano: {o4 c4./g/b o4 c4/g/b}4
plays fine. If the octave switch is not within a chord, likepiano: {o4 c4 d >c}4
, it plays normal though.Environment
macOS 10.14
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