Hi list,
it seems like \= doesn’t work for \startGroup and \stopGroup as it does
for slurs and phrasing slurs. Any ideas how to achieve the same effect
for analysis brackets?
Cheers,
Malte
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dariyoosh wrote
> However I didn't manage to use
*
> \startGroup
*
> and
*
> \stopGroup
*
> within chords. For example the following example fails:
>
> c4 "<< b d f>>" \startGroup a \stopGroup f
your construct with <<...>>
ts are added
and this is almost what I'm looking for. However I didn't manage to use
*\startGroup* and *\stopGroup* within chords. For example the following
example fails:
As a result, I would like to ask two questions:
1) How should I modify the above code in order to be able to use
a
