Quoting Thomas Morley <[email protected]>:
Am So., 19. Juli 2026 um 22:33 Uhr schrieb <[email protected]>:
I would like to reproduce the last note of bar 145 in the attached
picture with a slur to the first note in bar 146, but also a bend-up
to the second note.
With a double voice, the upper one with hidden notes from last note
bar 145 with a bend to 2nd note bar 146 gives gives a bar check error
and no bend-up sign.
<< { < c'-3\3 >8.. ~ < d'-3\2 >16 } ||
{ < c'-3\3\RH 1 >8\DN < c'-3\3 >8.
< d'-3\2\RH 1 >16\RH 1 } >>
Help would be appreciated.
Please always post a compilable example.
Anyway, see below (comments inline)
\version "2.26.0"
\new TabStaff \with { \tabFullNotation }
{
s2..
\once \override BendSpanner.font-shape = #'upright
\once \override BendSpanner.details.bend-amount-strings.full = "full"
% Influence the strict horizontal part of BendSpanner, change to
your liking.
\once \override BendSpanner.details.curvature-factor = 0.01
% Make the bending target visible.
\once \override BendSpanner.details.target-visibility = ##t
% Do not parenthesize the bending target. The default would do so.
\once \override BendSpanner.before-line-breaking = #'()
c'8\3_~\^
% Parenthesize the tie target. The default would not do so.
\once \override TabNoteHead.parenthesized = ##t
% Do not regard next NoteColumn as bending target.
\once \override NoteColumn.bend-me = ##f
c'8.\3
d'16\2
}
HTH,
Harm
Amazing! Thanks.
I take it lilypond provides no option to put the dot at the lower part
of the stem, just above the beam?
