Re: Peculiar behavior of barlines

[Sami Amiris]

Hello and thank you for your reply.

The reason for the not minimal example is because each staff has its own
timing. This is polymetric notation, not simple notation. Each staff has its
very own barlines, and when I put them in a group, the barlines are united
only when the timing of the two staves coincides. This is my situation. I
had no interest in non-polymetric notation for this effect at this time,
although now that we are discussing this, it might come up. The reason for
the many instances is to show how the bottom staff takes priority in
different cases. My main issue is that what happens at the end and start of
a staff system is not the same as in the middle.

I will try out your suggestions and get back to you. Thank you once again
for your reply.

S.A.



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