Again, if you please send complete examples, it's much easier to realize what problems you are refering to. My guess is that you have set the property fingeringOrientations.
I don't know what's common typesetting practice, but if you want to move the arpeggio further away from the notes, you can do it using \override Arpeggio #'padding = #2
/Mats
Alberto Simões wrote:
Yes, it prints the arpeggio just over the finger information.
Is there any variable I can use to control their distance? Or is the best solution to just put fingers information at the other side of the chord?
Alberto
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
What LilyPond version?
Please provide a complete input file. When I try the input file
\relative c'{<d-2 f-4 g-5>4.(\arpeggio f8 d4) r }
it certainly prints an arpeggio both in verson 2.4.6 and 2.5.25.
/Mats
Alberto Simões wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to get an arpeggio. I've tried
<d-2 f-4 g-5>4.(\arpeggio f8 d4) r
and
<d-2 f-4 g-5>4.\arpeggio( f8 d4) r
but none of the options give me it. What am I doing wrong?
THanks Alberto
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