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Re: ties over non-tied notes
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Maurizio Tomasi |
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Re: ties over non-tied notes |
Date: |
Wed, 17 Nov 2004 11:37:41 +0100 |
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Francois Planiol-Auger wrote:
Hi List!
I need ties over other notes, as a simplified notation.
In my case it would be right to use for every note that is hold a new voice,
I try to explain it in a console-graphical way:
_ |
_ | | |
s2 | | | | e2 % last tone
r4 | r8 | r8 | d ~ d2 % is a chord:
r8 | a bes4 ~ bes2 % <e d bes g>2
g2 ~ g2 % "
But it is more readable when one uses only one voice and ties over the
non-tied or later tied note(s):
(still in a console-graphical way explained):
_____________ |
| | | | |
| | | | e2
| | | d8 ~ d2
| | bes8 ~ bes2
| a8
g8 ~ g2
But the problem is: how to do that?
Dear Francois,
If I understand you, this should sound like
<e d es g>\arpeggio
except that you are specifying how long each note should last before
the following one gets played. Is this correct? How about this
(Lilypond 2.4.2):
\score
{
\relative c' \new Staff {
<< { g8 a bes d <g, bes d e>2 }
\new Voice { \hideNotes g2 ~ g2 }
\new Voice { s8 \hideNotes a4. ~ a2 }
\new Voice { s4 \hideNotes bes4 ~ bes2 }
\new Voice { s4. \hideNotes d8 ~ d2 } >>
}
}
If you want, you can adjust the tie direction using \tieDown and \tieUp
in the four voices. Hope this is what you wants.
Regards,
Maurizio.
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