On Oct 24, 2007, at 1:23 PM, Chakat Sandwalker wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions. They were quite helpful, and I'll be
sure to keep them in case I have other uses for them in future. I
also discovered that introducing a second Voice for that bar allows
me to typeset the score as originally written (i.e. with a tie held
into a note/rest chord) using the following:
\layout{ragged-right=##t}
\voiceOne << \clef treble {g8[ c16 g~] g4}
\new Voice="1" { \voiceTwo r4 r8 \clef bass <g,,, g'> } \oneVoice
>> \oneVoice
It's clunky (isn't a lot of code?) but it works.
Again, thanks for the provided suggestions.
Sandy
Sandy-
The code must have become garbled in your message- I believe you
meant something like
%% *******
\layout{ragged-right=##t}
<< \voiceOne
\relative c''{
\clef treble g8[ c16 g~] g4
}
\relative c''{
\voiceTwo r4 r8 \clef bass <g,,, g'>
}
\oneVoice
>>
%% *******
Stan
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