Re: question about transposing an interval of a 4th

[Tim Reeves]

> Umm... yeah.  The fact that he thinks this answers the question
> gives me *less* confidence that he knows what he's talking about.
> If he wanted it a perfect fourth lower, then \transpose does the
> job.  And normally when somebody says "a fourth lower",
they mean
> a perfect interval.  If he wants it a variable fourth lower,
then
> it's not doable without scheme.
> 
> - Graham

Yes, a variable fourth, if you want to call it that
- you finally got it.
This is like the not-so-helpful answer "You can't
get there from here."
It just took about 20 messages to get to that conclusion.

Merry Christmas!