Hi Knute! Don't know if this solution would be called clean and doesn't run in other problems, but using \voiceOne and \voiceTwo inside the variables to change voice-Styles seems to work for me. Had a similar problem a couple of months ago. These were the changes I made:
rightHandUpper = \relative { \voiceOne gf'4._~ gf4 f16 ef ~ | \voiceTwo ef4. } rightHandLower = \relative { \voiceOne s2. bf'4. } rightHand = << \global \new Voice { \rightHandUpper } \new Voice { \rightHandLower } >> All the best, Christian Am Di., 19. Okt. 2021 um 19:24 Uhr schrieb Knute Snortum <ksnor...@gmail.com >: > Is there a way to merge three voices in LilyPond? > > My specific problem is displayed in the attached file. Here is > basically what's going on: > > The last sixteenth note in the right hand, first voice needs to appear > to be tied to the note in the next measure, which is voice two. This > is not a problem. I create a hidden note in voice two and tie to > that. All is well. > > But then I have this wavering sixteenth note line in voice three of > the left hand. The last note needs to change staff and merge with the > sixteenth note in the right hand. This is not normally a problem, but > I've already have a voice two in the right hand, so it doesn't merge. > Changing the voice, playing with removing flags and stems and > noteheads does not fix the problem -- or at least I didn't find the > right combo. > > Any ideas on how to fix this? > > -- > Knute Snortum >