Re: Adjust duration of Hairpins;

Hi Ivan, > Actually, can you identify the place in the reference manual that the above > syntax (the parts with the asterisks) is discussed? Cheers, Kieren. ___ l

Re: Adjust duration of Hairpins;

Kieren MacMillan writes: > > -- here's the same snippet, using a "pseudo voice" for the dynamics: > [...] > af'2*1/4\! s8*3\>) r4\! f'4\mp Actually, can you identify the place in the reference manual that the above syntax (the parts with the asterisks) is discussed? Thanks again. __

Re: Adjust duration of Hairpins;

Thanks to Kieren and David!; Kieren MacMillan writes: > > Then you're doing it incorrectly -- here's the same snippet, > using a "pseudo voice" for the dynamics: > [...] >\time 4/4 << { af'2*1/4 s8*3) r4 f'4 } { s8\! s8*3\> s4\! s\mp } >> % m05 Thanks; this helps me greatly. > 1. You do

Re: Adjust duration of Hairpins;

ivan.k.kuznet...@gmail.com writes: > I have been reading the archives, and if I understand > correctly, the _only_ way to make a hairpin crescendo > or decrescendo last a duration that is shorter than an entire > whole or half note is to add a pseudo voice of "invisible > rests" and notate your ha

Re: Adjust duration of Hairpins;

Hi Ivan, > I have been reading the archives, and if I understand > correctly, the _only_ way to make a hairpin crescendo > or decrescendo last a duration that is shorter than an entire > whole or half note is to add a pseudo voice of "invisible > rests" and notate your hairpins to the pseudo voice

Adjust duration of Hairpins;

I have been reading the archives, and if I understand correctly, the _only_ way to make a hairpin crescendo or decrescendo last a duration that is shorter than an entire whole or half note is to add a pseudo voice of "invisible rests" and notate your hairpins to the pseudo voice. Is this really