On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 10:24:15 +0200 dax2 wrote: > On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 19:10:22 -0700 > Jay wrote: > > > In Measure 9 the fermata should be over the second d and the two d's > > are tied. The same issue in measure ten.
Illustrated in attachment fermat-01-b9.png
> I have minimized your interesting example, and it seems to work
> very well, fermata and all on the second, tied note.
>
> Look at the attached small png and tell if that was what you wanted.
>
> Maybe you have detected a 2.6.x-bug?
(No - not a bug:-) Maybe an inconveniency:
Jay wrote a note telling me that there was a mistake here,
it is a dotted eight tied to the next note which happens to
look like a fermata. No bughunting needed.
The example below will show the unwanted readability issue
**only** if included in the very dense default-Lilypond-layout.
See attachment:
fermat-01-b9.png
which is cut from the original rendering of Jay's music.
%% bar 9 reads as follows:
c 16 d 8. ~ d 16 es es es bes d d d a ges a bes
So there is NO fermata on the second note here, only it looks as
if there were.
However, if there is a little more space around the notes the
problem will disappear.
See e.g. dotandtie.ly and dotandtie-x1.png (attached).
(Only one bar, Lilypond uses more space).
I a more dense environment (like Jay's original long sequence of
music) Lilypond will, sometimes, try to write notes too close to
each other. One could then specify e.g.:
c16 d8. ~
\once \override Score.SeparationItem #'padding = #0.2
d16 es es es bes d d d a ges a bes |
but I am not an authority on this.
Regards/Donald
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dax2-tele2adsl:dk -- http://d-axel.dk/ Donald Axel
fermat-01-b9.png
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dotandtie.ly
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dotandtie-x1.png
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