Hello,
in the output of the following code the notes of the second voice in the second
and sixth bar are placed a little to the right in comparison to the other
voices.
I tried to fix it with \override NoteHead #'X-offset but whether I used
positive or negative arguments didn't make a difference and moved always
further to the right.
Another thing is that I created a hidden pulse of quarter notes to get the bars
aproximately the same length, now I just wanted to know if there's maybe a more
simple way to do it.
\regards
Tao
\version "2.10.23"
\header
{
title = "Tune Up"
composer = "Miles Davis"
tagline = ""
}
melodyLine = \relative c''
{
a2. g4 | dis2 e | fis1~ | fis | \break
g2. f4 | cis2 d | e1~ | e2. e4 | \break
es1~ | es4 es f g | d'1~ | d2 d4 c | \break
a1~ | a4. g8 a c? a g | a1~ | a | \bar "|."
}
midLineA = \relative c'
{
<b d>1 | <b cis> | <a~ cis~> | <a cis> |
<a c>1 | <a b> | <g~ b~> | <g b> |
<g bes>1 | <g a> | <d' f> | <d f> |
<b d>1 | <bes cis> | <d~ f~> | <d f> |
}
midLineB = \relative c'
{
g1 | g | fis~ | fis |
f1 | f | e~ | e |
es1 | es | a | g |
g1 | g | a~ | a |
}
bassLine = \relative c,
{
e1 | a | d,~ | d |
d1 | g | c,~ | c |
c1 | f | bes | es, |
e1 | a | bes~ | bes |
}
pulseLine = \relative c'
{
\hideNotes
\stemUp
e4 e e e | e e e e | e e e e | e e e e |
e4 e e e | e e e e | e e e e | e e e e |
e4 e e e | e e e e | e e e e | e e e e |
e4 e e e | e e e e | e e e e | e e e e |
}
upStaff =
{
<< \melodyLine \\ \midLineA >>
}
lowStaff =
{
\clef bass
<< \midLineB \\ \bassLine \\ \pulseLine >>
}
\paper
{
ragged-last-bottom = ##f
after-title-space = 10\mm
bottom-margin = 10\mm
}
\score
{
<< \context GrandStaff << \context Staff = upStaff \upStaff \context
Staff = lowStaff \lowStaff >> >>
\layout { indent = 0\mm }
}
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