Xavier Scheuer wrote:
>
> I would say that's because you "merge" A, B and C into the _same voice_
> by using a << >> construct without \new Voice .
> Hence one voice -> one stem
> -> only one direction for ties, slurs.
>
nope! it's because i merged it into one staff - if i merge it into one voice
it works:
voiceA = { \slurUp e'( d')}
voiceB = { \tieUp c'~ c' }
voiceC = { a ~ a }
\new Voice <<
\voiceA
\voiceB
\voiceC
>>
cheers
Eluze
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