"-Eluze" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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when using \set fingeringOrientations = #'(up left) the actual behaviour
of
Lilypond is to move the indication of the highest fingered note
encountered
to the "up" position.
thus, when the top note of a chord is not fingered, the fingering of the
2nd, 3rd ... note is upgraded and appears above the chord - this looks
strange.
imo, only the top note of a chord should be affected by the "up" option.
the
fingerings of all lower notes should be aligned to the left, independent
of
the existence of a fingering to the top note.
this would make it easier to write fingerings - no need to change
orientations all the time.
and the actual behaviour often held me or my wife off adding fingerings -
it's easier to write them by hand!
thanks
Eluze
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I'm not a guitarist and I've never used the fingerings functionality - is
this a bug or an enhancement? Could you provide some code/image that
illustrates what's wrong and how it would be right?
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Phil Holmes
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