Cameron Hall <camerongh...@cox.net> writes: > Here is a short simplified excerpt of a piece I'm trying to notate. I > need a slur to start on the quarter note C and end on the D in measure > 3. However, it doesn't seem possible to start the same a slur in a > single voice and end it in a split voice. Is there an easy workaround > for this? > > %%% > \version "2.24.4" > > \fixed c'' { > \time 3/4 > r2 c4~( | > c8 d e f g a | > << { b a g f e d) } \\ { r4 <e, g,> q } >> | > c2. | > } > %%%
In this case the simplest way is to not actually use a new voice but just "change flavor". I'd probably write this as
%%% \version "2.24.4" \fixed c'' { \time 3/4 r2 c4~( | c8 d e f g a | \voices "",2 << { \voiceOne b a g f e d) \oneVoice } \\ { r4 <e, g,> q } >> | c2. | } %%%
Note that if your ongoing Voice is named Voice = "soprano" (for example), the \voices command needs to become \voices "soprano",2 in order to attach the first-voice-formatting to the already existing voice. -- David Kastrup