The principle is simple: the start of a crescendo should be
specified after the note were it's supposed to start and the
end should be specified before the note were is should end.
/Mats
> I wonder at the "proper" use of crecendi. Consider this example:
>
> cd = \notes{c d}
> \score{
> \notes{
> \cd \cr \rc \cd
> }
> }
>
> This gives a parsing error, probably because of some spanner bureaucracy. Also
> if the \notes part above is replaced with
> \notes{
> \cr c d \rc
> }
> this don't make it through the parser either. Of course, if you change the
> place of \cr and c and d and \rc respectively, this passes. Now, I find this
> confusing. Is this a bug or a feature ? (As of 1.3.72).
>
> _[Martin]_
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