Hi Lukas,
It seems that grob directions are not set implicitly in non-number ID context.
See:
%%%%%%
\new Staff {
a'1
\voices "",2 <<
{ d''4 e'' d''2~ } \\
{ g'2 g' }
>>
d''2 c''
}
%%%%%%
In that case, the direction of Voice "" should be specified, and restored with
\oneVoice.
%%%%%%
\new Staff {
a'1
\voices "",2 <<
{ \voiceOne d''4 e'' d''2~ } \\
{ g'2 g' }
>>
\oneVoice d''2 c''
}
%%%%%%
I often make an explicit new context without \\, and specify each direction.
This is verbose a little but clear.
%%%%%%
\new Staff \new Voice = "main" {
a'1
<<
{ \voiceOne d''4 e'' d''2~ } % succession of "main"
\new Voice = "temporary" { \voiceTwo g'2 g' }
>>
\oneVoice d''2 c''
}
%%%%%%
Akikazu
On 2021/12/03 16:17, Lukas-Fabian Moser wrote:
Hi Tom,
This does not work: << { d1~ } \\ {g1} >> | d1 | No tie appears and I don't
see anything like an error or warning that I can do anything with. I can rewrite to have an
empty second voice in that second measure, but maybe it's feasible to do it some other way?
If the un-named implicit voice already exists (i.e. if you're not right at the
beginning of a piece, or if you did an explicit \new Voice { ... }), then you
can do:
\version "2.22"
\new Staff {
a'1
\voices "",2 <<
d''1~ \\
{ g'2 g' }
>>
d''1
}
With "\voices" you can define the names of the voices used by the << \\ >>
construct.
Lukas
