I have a situation where I need a slur to go into the second alternate bar of a repeat, and I need a slur out of the first. Attached is how it should look.
The d-flat in the first alternate bar gets a slurs as it should, but the d-flat in the second alternate does not. (These slurs show that the d-flats are part of a larger phrase.) Also, the f in the first alternate needs a slur to show it's attached to the beginning of the phrase in the first note of the repeat.I don't know how to produce the slurs on the f and the second d-flat. Any ideas?Knute Snortum(via Gmail)
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Knute,
Have you tried using laissez vibrer and repeat ties? You might have to alter the X-extent, but they should be able to accomplish the same effect.
HTH
Nick