I'm not sure if this might have been in the archives, but this isn't
exactly something easy to find information or how-tos on.
I'm trying to typeset a ragtime piece I finished writing a couple of
days ago, and I've found that I've run into a headache. I have a bar in
which I had a tie into a note/rest chord combination. I accidentally
found out that a tie can't be linked to notes inside a << \\ >> context,
so I had to figure out a workaround. I found one, but I now have the
problem of a beam passing through a bass clef, as demonstrated in the
following code snippet:
\layout{ragged-right=##t}
\relative c'' { \clef treble g8 c16 g~ g8 \clef bass <g,,, g'> }
This isn't my preferred way of doing it, but it seems the easiest.
However, it looks bad to have the beam between the notes passing through
the clef sign. Is it possible to extend the stems of the quavers so
that the beam passes /above/ the clef sign? This problem has been
driving me to distraction all day. I'm don't really understand more
than the basics of Lilypond -- the more complicated code involving
overrides and contexts is over my head, unfortunately, and what extra
code I have used was pretty much copy-and-pasted from the example code
given in the main documentation.
If anyone could help me with this, it would be very much appreciated.
Sandy
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