Hello Mats,
Funnily enough I have uptil now not succeeded in creating TabVoices. The
way my structure looks now is this (I took this from the manual "2.16
Single staff polyphony":
<<
\chords {...}
\new Staff <<
{ melody }
\\
{ bass line }
>>
\new TabStaff
{ tablature }
>>
This works but the tablature is monophone. I have tried the following,
but it doesn't work :
<<
\chords {...}
\new Staff <<
{ melody }
\\
{ bass line }
>>
\new TabStaff
{ melody tablature }
\\
{ bass line tablature }
>>
>>
I'm still struggling with the overal structure of ly-files. Can't get my
finger on what is the smartest way to structure things. Any suggestions?
Hans
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Musically, a slur only makes sense within a voice, so that's why LilyPond
only can handle slurs within the same Voice context. The same should hold
for tablature, where you can have several TabVoice contexts in a
TabStaff.
/Mats
Hans wrote:
Hello list,
Is it possible, in tablature, to make a slur or beam between two
notes, one of which is a single note, the other in a chord? In the
score this is done by a slur, but I use two voices there, so the g#
is not in a chord there:
score voice 1: e'' d'' 4 g'8(gis') e'' 4.
score voice 2: e 4 e' e e'
tab: e\6 d''\2 e'\4 g'\3 < gis'\3 e\6 > e''\1 e'4\4
Attached a picture of the result I try to achieve.
Cheers,
Hans
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