Hello all,
I am trying to notate a piece for electric guitar in which a whammy bar is
used and am having difficulties with correctly indicating the use of it.
I need to have two markups at the same time, one of which is to be shown
only in the Staff, the other one only in the TabStaff. How can I d
2013/6/25 Thomas Morley
> 2013/6/24 Peter Crighton :
> [...]
> > Is there a way to hide a markup in the
> > Staff only, but show it in the TabStaff?
>
> Hi Peter,
>
> use \tag
>
> Not sure if it's really what you want, though your example could look like:
>
> \version "2.16.2"
>
> music = \relati
2013/6/25 Peter Crighton :
[...]
> So, this is good for now, but I still have to figure out if this is the
> ideal way to indicate whammy bar use. How have others handled such a
> scenario?
Sorry, to be of not more help.
I'm a classical and flamenco guitarist.
I really don't know what a "whammy ba
w /"w/bar"/ is related to /\tiny \bold "-7"/ or
what /-7/ means here.
Eluze
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2013/6/25 Eluze
> > [...]
> >> So, this is good for now, but I still have to figure out if this is the
> >> ideal way to indicate whammy bar use. How have others handled such a
> >> scenario?
> >
> > Sorry, to be of not more help.
> > I'm a classical and flamenco guitarist.
> > I really don't kno
