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Re: Wideining one measure so that dynamics don't overlap
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Jonathan Wilkes |
Subject: |
Re: Wideining one measure so that dynamics don't overlap |
Date: |
Mon, 17 Aug 2009 11:57:45 -0700 (PDT) |
> I have a score with a whole note with \p on the first beat
> and \f on the third
> beat of the measure. I'm doing this using parallel music
> expressions:
> << { g1} { s2\p s\f} >> | % 42
>
> Now, the problem is that the score consists almost entirely
> of whole or half
> notes, so that measure is too small and the f is printed
> above the p (since it
> would collide with the f).
>
> How can I make that one measure wider, while all other
> measures are spaced
> normally? I can't make the whole horizontal spacing wider,
> because then the
> music wouldn't fit on one page any more. However, there are
> several measures
> with whole notes, which can be a bit smaller to obtain the
> space needed for
> those wider measures.
>
> Attached is a sample file for my case, where everything
> should fit in one line..
Hm...as I beginner I tried to figure this out because I thought there
should be a clear way to do this. I tried a lot of different properties
for DynamicLineSpanner (padding, minimum length, extra-spacing-width,
side-axis), and then I found outside-staff-horizontal-padding in the grob
interface. Great! But it doesn't work (and the description in the IR
talks about "raising" the grob to avoid a collision, which doesn't
make sense given the name of the property).
What's the best way to find the right property for an override?
-Jonathan
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