One workaround is to use the following setting,
\override Staff.SustainPedalLineSpanner #'staff-padding = #5
and adjust the number 5 to be large enough that all pedal marks are as
low as the lowest one in the score but not too large so that the pedal
marks end up being too low. The value
Sorry, that I write again, but it's very urgent. Maybe it wasn't clear
what I meant. There is an example image in the mail. As you see the
pedal isn't always at the same height. How could I fix that?
Thank you for your answers
Best wishes
Stefan
Am Sonntag, den 13.12.2009, 14:06 + schrieb Ne
I did it like this. It looks better now. Do you have any idea how I
could fix the position of the pedal? Now it is located at various
heights.
Thank you
Stefan
Am Sonntag, den 13.12.2009, 14:06 + schrieb Neil Puttock:
> 2009/12/12 James Bailey :
>
> > This means this:
> > \new Staff = "LH" <
2009/12/12 James Bailey :
> This means this:
> \new Staff = "LH" << \LH \pedal >>
This will only work if the skips in \pedal coincide with notes in \LH,
otherwise the brackets will still be misaligned.
Regards,
Neil
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On 12.12.2009, at 00:29, Neil Puttock wrote:
2009/12/11 stefankaegi :
uhm... I have some doubts you understand me properly... The pedalling
actually should be like in my example (pedal on "e" and "f"), but
it's a
bit bad positioned.
This is a nasty bug of the Dynamics context: the pedal b
Hi Stefan,
Hm... I tried this a bit... Isn't a good solution either as it seems,
since I often have pedal where there are no notes.
(Already tried this polyphony thing: << { } \\ { } \\ >> ; but this
doesn't actually work fine)
It probably does if you use
<< {} \new Voice {} >>
instead.
D
Hm... I tried this a bit... Isn't a good solution either as it seems,
since I often have pedal where there are no notes.
(Already tried this polyphony thing: << { } \\ { } \\ >> ; but this
doesn't actually work fine)
Do you have any idea how I could change the pedal behaviour at certain
points in
2009/12/11 stefankaegi :
> uhm... I have some doubts you understand me properly... The pedalling
> actually should be like in my example (pedal on "e" and "f"), but it's a
> bit bad positioned.
This is a nasty bug of the Dynamics context: the pedal bounds aren't
attached to the noteheads. In your
uhm... I have some doubts you understand me properly... The pedalling
actually should be like in my example (pedal on "e" and "f"), but it's a
bit bad positioned.
Hope, this makes it clear.
Thank you, best wishes
Stefan
Am Freitag, den 11.12.2009, 21:02 +0100 schrieb Robin Bannister:
> Stefan Ka
Stefan Kaegi wrote:
It actually should be under the f (in the left hand) and not before.
Then you shouldn't say \sustainOn until the cadenza has been and gone,
i.e. s1\sustainOn is all you need - because the s1 starts when the f starts.
See the bracket example in NR 2.2.2 - meas
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