Op zaterdag 24 oktober 2009 schreef Father:
I'm trying to set two verses. Verse 1 has an extra note, and it's no
problem to get rid of it in verse 2 with \skip. The problem is that the
word in verse 2 is actually a hyphenated word, so a hyphen of some sort
_must_ appear.
Try:
lyricsThree
Minimal example:
\version 2.12.0
lyricsOne = \lyricmode { la -- la -- la }
lyricsTwo = \lyricmode { la \skip 4 la }
%lyricsThree = lyricmode { me -- me }
muzik = \relative c' { c2\( c4\) c }
\score {
\context Staff
\context Voice = melody { \muzik }
\context Lyrics = one \lyricsto
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-Eluze wrote Saturday, October 24, 2009 9:38 PM
Father Horton wrote:
I'm trying to set two verses. Verse 1 has an extra note, and it's
no
problem
to get rid of it in verse 2 with \skip. The problem is that the
word in
verse 2 is actually a hyphenated word, so a hyphen of some sort
