Hi David,
You wrote:
> Using \voiceTwo to set stems, ties and dots to go down/under works on
> \repeatTie in 2.13.4. Interestingly, with \voiceTwo in force, \tieUp
> affects everything but the \repeatTie.
The solution would probably be notepitch^\repeatTie, according to the
solution I've found
David Stocker wrote:
Hi Roland,
Using \voiceTwo to set stems, ties and dots to go down/under works on
\repeatTie in 2.13.4. Interestingly, with \voiceTwo in force, \tieUp
affects everything but the \repeatTie.
Of course, since \tieUp is a shorthand for \override Tie #'direction =
#UP, where
Hi Roland,
Using \voiceTwo to set stems, ties and dots to go down/under works on
\repeatTie in 2.13.4. Interestingly, with \voiceTwo in force, \tieUp
affects everything but the \repeatTie.
Try:
\version "2.12"
ties = {
\relative c'{
\voiceTwo
%\stemDown
%\tieDown
%\tieUp
c4
Hi,
I wrote:
> How can I make a \repeatTie also show down, if the stems show down?
Pardon, I played a little and found the solution:
e_\repeatTie does it.
Best Regards Roland
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Hi,
\version 2.12.2
if I use \stemDown for the lower voice in one staff, the ties
automatically show up, and normaly this is fine.
In some situations, however, I want to have them showing down, too.
This is possible with \tieDown, but this doesn't have any effect to a
\repeatTie.
How can I make
