The following examples certainly works over here:
\version "2.11.45"
\relative{
c8 d e f \once \override Beam #'positions = #'(8 . 8 ) g a b c
}
I hope you realize that you have to do the \once \override just before
the starting
note of the beam. In general, a \once \override only applies to things
that are created
at the time of the next note.
Read about \revert in the manual, to find the answer to your other
question.
/Mats
karim haddad wrote:
Hi
PLease sorry for my last post:
Hi
Apparently in \version "2.11.46"
\once \override Beam #'positions .... doesn't work . Only the
\override will.
But how can we go back to the default setting then ?
Or am i missing something here ?
THanx
K
It works only if the beams are implicitly expressed with [ and ] .
sorry
K
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