this doesn't work
c4\3
It does! This avoids a string number indication in standard notation and
leads to a correct fret number in tablature. See Default tablatures in
the Notation Reference.
and this does:
<c\3>4
This basically has the same effect but a string number indication is
added in standard notation.
a-ha, ok!
I don't use tablatures, so I didn't realize that, sorry for my confusion.
Then it makes sense to me.
But the original "issue" remains though:
should the following example (and the larger one in my first post) to be
expected to work? if yes (and I'm not doing something wrong), then there's
a bug.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
music = { <c>4 <c> }
fingers = {s4\2 s4-\rightHandFinger #2}
\score {
<< \new Staff \context Voice = "A" \music
\context Voice = "A" \fingers
>>
}
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
the quote:
"String numbers [, harmonics and right hand fingerings] *must* be
defined inside a chord construct even if there is only a single note."
is from the Notation Reference manual.
This should be adjusted!
It seems so :)
thanks and greetings,
Vicente
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