Johannes,
Might it be possible to kludge this with slur shapes? If playback
were not an issue, that's the way I'd try it. There have been times
that a tie into a second ending did not work as it was supposed to,
and I had to use a slur backwards from a note with the slur ending in
the air.
Chuck
On Nov 21, 2005, at 4:14 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 21.11.2005 Godofredo Romero wrote:
thank you but this doesn't answer my question , and I apologize
for not being more explicit - I know what whiting out is and where
the term derives from-
what I would like to know is a) in what instances of a music part
or score is it used b) what effect does it produced and c) which
part of the tie is to be whited out, the start, the end or the
middle of the tie..
In my particular case I have three voices in one staff, and the
middle voice is tied over, while other voices have much shorter
note values. The tie collides with notes, and there is simply no
way to avoid it. So I would like to white out those parts of the
tie that collide with stems or noteheads.
Johannes
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