Repositioning Notes

2008-09-10 Thread Aaron Dalton
I have a long tuplet and the last note in that tuplet needs to be shown as both a 32nd-note (part of the tuplet) *and* a quarter note. I found the posts that talk about hiding the note head and hshifting the note, but the problem here is that it warps the tuplet below it. Here's a minimal

Re: Repositioning Notes

2008-09-10 Thread Kieren MacMillan
Hi Aaron, If you only want it to *look* like a quarter at the end, you can always do something like \version 2.10.33 \score { \relative c' { \clef treble_8 \key f \major \time 3/4 r2 \voiceTwo

Re: Repositioning Notes

2008-09-10 Thread Aaron Dalton
Thank you, Kieren! That does exactly what I want. If I understand correctly you instantiated separate voices inside the \times (which I didn't know you could do...cool) and then simply removed the flags from the upstem 32nd note while keeping the stem. I didn't know you could do that either

Re: Repositioning Notes

2008-09-10 Thread Kieren MacMillan
Hi Aaron, That does exactly what I want. Most excellent… If I understand correctly you instantiated separate voices inside the \times Yes. (which I didn't know you could do...cool) You can instantiate a new context (including Voice) just about anywhere in Lilypond. and then