Re: Extending a slur back from end of repeat

[Mats Bengtsson]

One solution is to add a slur to an invisible note. You can use scaled note
durations to avoid changing the rhythm, see the following example.

\version "2.10.0"
\relative c' \repeat volta 2 { c d e f }
 \alternative{{ g f e d4*1/2 ( \hideNotes b4*1/2 ) \unHideNotes } { g a 
g e }}

I tried a solution using \repeatTie, but hit upon a bug when trying to
modify it to point to the right of a note.

  /Mats

Stephen Martin wrote:
> Does anyone have a suggestion for making a slur which returns
>  from notes at the end of a repeat back to notes at the 
> beginning of the repeat?
>
> The ends should look like a slur which spans a line break,
>  i.e. the start of the slur ends at the double bar lines,
> the end of the slur comes in at the beginning of the repeat
> block.
>
> I tried changing x-extent and extend-x-extent of a local
> slur to achieve the desired appearance, but to no avail..
>
> thanks, Steve
>
>
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