Folks,
I'm not quite sure how to phrase my question resp. whether it's
meaningful at all, but here goes: Which mechanisms control the creation
of time steps?
Consider:
\version "2.23.10"
\new Staff
<<
\new Voice \with {
\consists #
(lambda (ctx)
(make-engraver
((start-translation-timestep engraver)
(ly:message "Seen timestep: ~a\n" (ly:context-current-moment
ctx)))))
} { s1*5 }
\new Voice { s4 }
>>
Output:
Seen timestep: #<Mom 1/4>
Seen timestep: #<Mom 1>
Seen timestep: #<Mom 2>
Seen timestep: #<Mom 3>
Seen timestep: #<Mom 4>
Seen timestep: #<Mom 5>
This shows:
a) We see a timestep at the end of events even in _other_ contexts than
the one the engraver lives in.
b) We see a timestep at every bar boundary.
I'm interested in b): Can I increase the density and, e.g., force a
timestep to be created at each 1/4 moment? (Apart from the obvious
possibilty of adding a Voice consisting of \repeat unfold ... { s4 }.)
Lukas
