I want to create a sustain-pedal-signature longer then the last note, because other voice still plays. The code:
\cadenzaOn r8 \set Staff.pedalSustainStyle = #'mixed e,8\sustainOn gis ais c d e fis gis ais \repeat unfold 9 s8 \sustainOff \cadenzaOff gives on the one hand nine error messages (I suppose for every rest) („don't find a start for pedal“ or something like that) and on the other hand makes the pedal-spaner end with the last note instead of the last rest. Its independent of wrinting rest or spacer rest. Without the repeat it's a little bit better: \cadenzaOn r8 \set Staff.pedalSustainStyle = #'mixed e,8\sustainOn gis ais c d e fis gis ais s1 s8 % r1 r8 \sustainOff \cadenzaOff This works fine with rests but doesn't work with spacer rests. In my eyes this is misbehavior. Is this considered a bug? Would somebody change it in a way, that the second example works with rests and with spacer rests? Also the trick to make a sustain-spanner just a bit longer writing \grace s2 \sustainOff doesn't work. Spacer rests obviously aren't considered to be able to be grace notes. So this s2 even causes bar-checking error. I would prefer, if spacer rest would be accepted as grace-notes and as referenc-point for \sustainOff. Greetings Werner _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
