Thanks a lot! It works with \stemDown. I get a warning saying that there is
too much note collision, that they will be ignored, but the fis's stem is
aligned perfectly with the other notes's. I just add a \stemUp afterwards to
get exactly what I want.
Thanks again,
Frédéric
version "2.11.9"
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> That is what I did since I couldn't tie the first "fis" with the second when
> I was putting the first "fis" in the same voice as the "a" and "c"
> underneath. But is there a way to make the first fis look as if it was in
> the same chord?
If it doesn't work with finésse, you
That is what I did since I couldn't tie the first "fis" with the second when
I was putting the first "fis" in the same voice as the "a" and "c"
underneath. But is there a way to make the first fis look as if it was in
the same chord?
Thanks for your help,
Frédéric
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> Hi!
>
> I'd like to know how to put ties between a chord from a single voice
> separating to the same notes but in two differents voice contexts in
> polyphony.
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> \version "2.11.9"
>
> \relative c''
> {
> \time 3/4
> r2 4
> <<
> {fis'4 e fis} \\
> {2.}
> >>
> }
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