Re: acciacatura at the beginning of a measure

[Erik Sandberg]

Citerar "Victor S. Miller" <address@hidden>:

> I'm using LP 2.2.6.  I found the following problem:
> 
> I have a vocal line which has an acciacatura at the beginning of a
> measure, where I change time signature.  I find that when I typeset
> this by itself it comes out just fine.  However, when I combine it
> with the piano accompaniment, I get a time signature at beginning of
> the measure, and then after the acciacatura.  Any suggestions for a
> work-around?

The acciatura counts as happening before the start of the measure. You need to
insert dummy \grace s64 notes after the time signatures in the other voices, to
make them happen before the acciacatura. Like:

> Here's a file that provokes the problem:
> 
> \version "2.2.6"
> V = \notes \relative c' {
>     \key g \major
>     \clef "G_8"
>     \time 4/4
>     \acciaccatura c64 d2. r8 g, | %9
> }
> T = \notes \relative c' {
>     \key g \major
>     \time 4/4
\grace s64
>     \times 2/3 {
>       d'4~ <d, d'>~ <d g d'>~
> 
>     <d g d'>2 | %9
> }
> B = \notes \relative c {
>     \key g \major
>     \time 4/4
\grace s64
>     b1 | %9
> }
> \score {
>     <<
>       \context Voice = "A"
>       {  \V }
>       \context PianoStaff  <<
>           \context Staff = "up" {
>               \new Voice
>               \T
>           }
>           \context Staff = "down" {
>               \notes \clef bass
>               \B
>           }
>       >>
>     >>
>     \paper { }
> }
> 
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