Luc wrote:
The \oneVoice style looks perfect to me - lilypond avoids the collision with
the beams by moving slightly up or down whereas with \voiceXXX the rests under
the beam stick to the middle of the staff and therefore fall out of the
notegroup they belong to.
\version "2.9.28" % on windows XP
\layout {ragged-right = ##t}
notes = { a, 8[ r16 d ] r4
a 8[ r16 d' ] r4
a' 8[ r16 d'' ] r4
a''8[ r16 d'''] r4 }
{ \oneVoice \notes }
{ \voiceOne \notes }
{ \voiceTwo \notes }
I'm still not convinced this is a problem; the \voiceXXX commands are
intended for polyphony, so they try to move the rests out of the way of
any other voices.
Does anybody else have thoughts about this?
- Graham
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