The other parts (past green and blue) are not actually a part of the style selected. They are merely references to the green and blue parts in another style (but show up as magenta, etc, because of the reference). I'm not in front of my music computer right now, but as I recall, multistyles provided by PGMusic (versus those you created yourself) use the convention of a plus sign in front of the referenced style name. I can't remember exactly where to look, but I suspect if you open a style in stylemaker, you'll see which other style files are referenced for those other sub parts. So, while the elegant solution would be to directly support the C, D, E, F, etc parts in a multistyle, in the interim, I suppose you could look up what the referenced style is and generate parts from that style file.


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