On Tue, Jan 1, 2013 at 2:39 PM, Eluze <elu...@gmail.com> wrote: > Alberto Simões-2 wrote >> Second, I am having two different problems with rests. >> >> 1) rests1.gif shows some examples of: >> >> f4 ~ f8[ r16 f] >> >> but the rest is over the beam. If you notice at the left, the other is >> uglier. What is the best approach to fix this? >> >> >> 2) rests2.gif shows a quarter (?? r8) rest that is being placed >> somewhere in the middle on a piano staff. Is is generated by the upper >> voice of the top score, with >> >> ~ g4 \oneVoice r8 \voiceOne g8 | c2 >> >> the idea was to get a centered rest in the staff. >> I did this before in other situations, now sure what is wrong this time. > > welcome in the New Year and thanks for your wishes! > > as a quick answer I'd say you are posting code which is just an excerpt out > of a bigger /polyphonic/ score - and that's where we need more details to > see how the voices are set up! > > please post a tiny example (just one or two necessary measures) to show the > problem! >
I was able to reproduce something similar to the first example: \new Staff { | f'8[ r16 f'16] d'8[ r16 d'16] bes8[ r16 bes16] bes4 << { f'8[ r16 f'16] d'8[ r16 d'16] bes8[ r16 bes16] bes4 } \\ { bes1 } >> } The 16th rests in the first measure are avoiding the beams, but not in the second measure. It's possible to adjust the rests manually like so: \new Staff { | f'8[ r16 f'16] d'8[ r16 d'16] bes8[ r16 bes16] bes4 << { f'8[ r16 f'16] d'8[ g'16\rest d'16] bes8[ e'16\rest bes16] bes4 } \\ { bes1 } >> } Regards, Nathan _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user