Open up a multistyle. For example, I used "PIANO+" (see image below). When you click on the "Misc" button, you will see that the multistyle also uses "PIANO2".





So PIANO2 becomes your C/D parts. If you want to add more styles to this multistyle, just type in the style names separated by semicolons. So the second style in the list becomes the E/F parts; the third style becomes the G/H parts. I don't remember how far you can go, but it seems to me it's something like "X", so there's plenty of room to play.

To edit each style, you have to do that separately just like editing any other style. I know for the PGMusic multi-styles (haven't tried with my own), the substyle names don't show up in the style list, so you have to use the "Open style from disk" command. When you edit them, you will only see the A/B part, because it's just like any other style. But it will become the C/D or E/F part in the context of the defined multi-style.

I hope that helps explain it.

John

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