Hi Bart
If you try the latest 2.19 you'll see that this issue has been fixed.
Il giorno lun 9 ott 2017 alle 6:32, Bart Nagel <b...@tremby.net> ha
scritto:
Here's a chord (the same note played at the same time on two different
strings) tied over two bars. This example shows all four combinations
of repeating the chord with q vs spelling the full chord out again,
and using or not using \tabChordRepeats.
Each one prints the repeated note in the second bar of the pair. This
note shouldn't be visible.
\version "2.18.2"
notes = {
<e'\2 e'>1~ q
<e'\2 e'>1~ <e'\2 e'>
}
<<
\new Staff {
\notes
\notes
}
\new TabStaff {
\notes
\tabChordRepeats \notes
}
>>
If there's a workaround I'd like to hear it. I'd rather it didn't
involve duplicating all the notes (one with a workaround for
tablature, the other as it is now for standard notation), since this
would make my source rather unwieldy.
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