Yes I did try this already, Here's my sample, I want
the word "for" in the second verse to land on the
eighth note in the beginning of the second measure. I
included a png of my output. As you see in my code
the \set ignoreMelismata is one word before the word I
want to ignore the tie. I tried several different
placements of both the set and unset property.
Kevin Nowaczyk
vocalmusic =
{
\time 4/4
\acciaccatura d'8 e'8 g'16 d'16~ d'16
\acciaccatura d'8 e'8 b16~
b8 r8 \acciaccatura fis8 g8 a16 bes16~
bes8 r8 \acciaccatura bes8 c'8. bes16~ bes16 a8.
r16 g8 e16
}
verseone = \lyrics
{
guise as no __ one knows __ hides the face, __
lies the __ snake and the
}
versetwo = \lyrics
{
warm wind, ti -- red friend. Times \set
ignoreMelismata = ##t are
gone for \unset ignoreMelismata hon -- est men,
}
\version "2.6.0"
\score
{
\new ChoirStaff
<<
\new Staff { \clef "G_8" \key g \major
\vocalmusic}
\addlyrics {\verseone}
\addlyrics {\versetwo}
>>
}
% end ly snippet
--- Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Kevin Nowaczyk wrote:
> > The manual describes the \set ignoreMelismata =
> ##t
> > property. Is there a similar way to temporarily
> > ignore a tie for positioning lyrics?
>
> Did you try the same property? It doesn't make any
> difference between ties or slurs.
>
> /Mats
>
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