Please excuse my ignorance: I am still at the very beginning with Lilypond. Perhaps someone can help with these two questions:
1. How can you produce a note with two stems, one running up and the other running
down obviuosly?. \stemBoth does not seem to do the job. I have looked through the
manuals and I have been unable to find the solution. I guess it must be fairly easy.
2. The following code produce the desired slur (see enclosed file
visible-slur.pdf) between the d in the first bar and the chord in the second.
\include "paper23.ly"
\paper {
linewidth = 455.244096\pt
}
\version "2.0.1"
\score {
\notes
\new Staff {
\time 3/4
\clef bass
\relative c {
% a2( d4)
\simultaneous { { s4 \phrasingSlurUp d2\( } \\ { \stemBoth g,4 r4 \stemDown
d_5 }}
\stemUp < d' g, >4\)_2 \stemDown g8_1( f! e d)
}
}
\paper { }
}
However, if I un-comment the line %a2( d4) just below \relative c, thus introducing a
new bar at the beginning, the slur disappears (see enclosed file vanishing-slur.pdf)
and the log file says:
Interpreting music..
/cygdrive/g/Lilypond/question.ly:24:19: warning: can't find start of phrasing slur:
\stemUp < d' g, >4\
)_2 \stemDown g8_1( f! e d)
/cygdrive/g/Lilypond/question.ly:22:40: warning: unterminated phrasing slur:
\simultaneous { { s4 \phrasingSlurUp d2\
( } \\ { \stemBoth g,4 r4 \stemDown d_5 }}
Can anybody give me an explanation ?. I have found that the work around is to
include the last two bars in the same piece of simutaneous code:
\simultaneous { { s4 \phrasingSlurUp d2\( \stemUp d4\) s2 } \\ { \stemBoth g,4 r4
\stemDown d_5 \stemUp g4_2 \stemDown
\slurUp \once \property Voice.Slur \set #'attachment = #'(head . head) g'8_1( f! e
d)} }
but I would like to understand why it is happening.
3. I would also be very grateful for a short tutorial on how to control slurs,
specially
tweaking with offsets at the tips.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Alfredo Navarro
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