Re: How to tie a note in a chord to a note outside a chord

[Jayaratna]

Hi Robin,

in fact I just came back to the list because I still didn't know how to tie
that a: I'm trying your tieWaitForNote, which sounds like should work...

Thanks!!!
A


Robin Bannister wrote:
> 
> Jayaratna wrote: 
>> This does not seem to work:
>>  <<{\stemUp c2^~ c4}\\{\stemDown g4 \stemUp a4_~ a}>>
> 
> Well, this looks like (part of) what you want! 
> Or is it that you then don't see how to cope with the d2.? 
> 
> The manual mentions connecting ties across voices 
> ( Snippets / Rhythms / Making an object invisible with the transparent
> property)
> but only deals with a simple case. 
> Using that approach here probably involves a _third_ voice, 
> which then needs some more tweaking to get things aligned. 
> 
> But do you know about tieWaitForNote? 
> Try this: 
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
> twfon = { \set tieWaitForNote = ##t }
> twfoff = { \set tieWaitForNote = ##f }
> \relative c''
> <<
>   {c4 g4 \twfon c4^~ a4_~  4 \twfoff <g bes>8 <fis a>8 <g bes>4  4}
> \\ 
>   {g8 f8 e8 f8 g4 s4 d2. e4 }
>>> 
> 
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
> 
> This is quite readable. 
> But if you insist on an exact match, 
> replace the   c4^~   with   c2*1/2^~
> 
> Cheers,
> Robin
> 
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