Il giorno mar 1 nov 2016 alle 16:02, Thomas Morley
<thomasmorle...@gmail.com> ha scritto:
Federico,
in a private mail you asked about Ties in interplay with bends.
General excluding tied notes from being bend is possible but not a
good idea (see some of the examples in bend-issues-02-excerpt.ly)
These examples are different.
In your example there's an already bent note which is then tied and
this is made explicitly using \bendHold.
In my example there's a pitch in a chord tied to the same pitch in the
next chord. There's no intention to bend these notes, but they are bent
because they are in a chord where there's a bending note.
I think that excluding tied notes would be a good default.
Just a user point of view, no idea about the complexity of
implementation.
Instead you could use
(1)
\tweak bend-me ##f
which would need to be applied to both bounding NoteHeads of the Tie.
(2)
\override Tie.bend-me = ##f
which is newly implemented
Great, thank you
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