> I've read the notational guide for "\>" marking for decrescendo. > To my understanding it is possible to mark it for a note. > However, if I want to start it for a note in the bass clef, is this possible? > > I have the following in treble clef (in 2/4 time): > <c e, c>4. d,,16( dis16) > > And this in the bass clef: > c,8 <c' g e>8 <c g e>8 <b g>8 > > I'd like to make the decrescendo to start after the treble clef's "<c > e, c>4.", so that it starts from the bass line's "<c g e>8". > So it actually should not start from the "d,,16(" but instead one > chord before it for the bass clef. > The starting position for it should be bass clef's chord "<c g e>8".
What about this: upper = \relative c''' { <c e, c>4. d,,16( dis16) } dynamics = { s8 s8\> s8 s16 s\! } lower = \relative c' { \clef bass c,8 <c' g e>8 <c g e>8 <b g>8 } \new PianoStaff << \new Staff { << \upper \dynamics >> } \new Staff \lower >> Frédéric _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user