Re: Problems with chord glissandos with articulations and tablature

[Carl Sorensen]

On 4/16/10 8:30 AM, "Bernardo Barros" <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hi Carl and others,
> 
> Very good job indeed! I'm trying now to notate the chord glissando I mentioned
> in the first email. The problem is that it is actually a re attacked chord
> glissando, so I would need to hide some noteheads and the glissando should
> "jump" to the next note head. I'm thinking in the best way to do this job.
> What should I do?

Check out the attached files for one possibility.  Note that I've moved the
chordGlissando function to its own .ly file so it can be included in any .ly
file you desire to write, without having to copy it in an editor.

HTH,

Carl

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chord-glissando.ly
Description: chord-glissando.ly

chord-gliss-attacked.ly
Description: chord-gliss-attacked.ly