The question is if you want to move the note to the right or if you want
to decrease the distance from the note to the bar line.
In the former case, read the last lines of section "Horizontal spacing
overview"
in the manual. In the latter case, you may rather want to play with scaling
the durations, for example
\times 2/3 { <g g'>8 \f <f f'> <e e'>8*4\)} \override Script #'padding =
#1 <e
e'>2*1/2\fermata
or
\times 2/3 { <g g'>8*2 \f <f f'> <e e'>\)} \override Script #'padding =
#1 <e
e'>2*1/2\fermata |
I actually think that the default layout corresponds fairly well to common
notation practice, though.
/Mats
Zenith wrote:
A stupide question!
I just would like to move the last notes a bit more to the end(aproach to
the bar).... as it can be seem in the fotolog below
http://www.fotolog.com/lilypondstudent/45749639
here is a piece of code of the melody:
8\<\( <c c'> <d d'> <e e'> <f f'>\!
\times 2/3 { <g g'>\f <f f'> <e e'>\)} \override Script #'padding = #1 <e
e'>2\fermata
Thx!
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