When writing divisi you can stack compound events by enclosing them in parentheses. Also, divisi which occur at the end of the measure must have the proper durations or the Scot program will mis-interpret the measure duration length.
Scot Example II see score see numeric score
Scot encoding:
orchestra { right=1 left=2 }
functions { f1 0 256 10 1}
score {
$right !key "-b"
; since p5 is pitch, p7 is set to the pitch of next note
!ti "2/4"
!next p5 "p7" ;since p5 is pitch, p7 refers to pitch of next note
!next p6 "p8" ;If p6 is vol, say, then p8 refers to vol of next note
t90
8r c[3 np5]<e<='g r c<f<a / t90 r d-<g<b r =c[5]<f<a__ /
!ti "4/4"
t80
4d_<f__<(8a g__) 4c<(8fe)<4g 4.c<f<f 8r/
$left !key "-b"
!next p5 "p7"
!next p6 "p8"
!ti "2/4"
8=,c[3 np5] r f r/ e r f r/
!ti "4/4"
2b_[5]<(4=,b_c) 4.a<f 8r/
}
Notice in this example that tempo statements occurred in instrument `right' only. Also, all notes had p6=3 until the third measure, at which point p6 took on the value 5 for all notes. The next parameter option used is described in
Additional Features.