"Galen Menzel" <address@hidden> writes:
On 8 Aug 2018, at 14:10, David Kastrup wrote:
"Galen Menzel" <address@hidden> writes:
So basically explicit bar markings and lyrics just don’t play
nicely
together?
And auto-length lyrics. If you give the lyric syllables explicit
durations and not use \lyricsto/\addlyrics but just set
associatedVoice
and \lyricmode appropriately, you can write bar checks into the
lyrics
perfectly well. Note that bar checks indicate that your lyrics
_are_
written to match a given rhythm at seminal points, so there is some
motivation to either put none of the rhythm into the lyrics (and let
them get autotimed using \addlyrics/lyricsto) or put all of it in
and
use explicit durations.
Ok, that makes sense. Looks like this is just a rough edge, where the
requirements of auto-length lyrics are in conflict with the
requirements of parallel notation. I’ll look into explicit duration
or
suppressing the warning.
You could just remove the bar checks from the lyrics selectively, like
lyrics_b = #(map-some-music (music-type-predicate 'bar-check)
lyrics_b)
However, that would not get you rid of the warnings because of music
with unequal length. The warnings are intended for locating problems:
removing them has its own problems. Have you considered specifying
your
lyrics with durations, like \lyricmode { one 2. two 4 } (spaces before
durations are optional)?