> I'm transcribing some guitar music with tremolo picking which means the > single note is up/down picked very rapidly. > > I've managed to get the double slashes on the staff with code below - thanks > to the super documentation. > > Is it possible to get the double slash on the tab sheet just below the note > whilst keeping it on the staff? > > \version "2.25.7" > > myNotes = \relative c' { > \repeat tremolo 4 g16 > \repeat tremolo 4 a16 > \repeat tremolo 4 b16 > > } > > \score { > << > \new Staff { > \clef "treble_8" > \myNotes > } > \new TabStaff > \myNotes > > >> > > } > > Appreciate help. Everything I've needed to do with notation has been > possible so far.
Dear Lee, Tldr: Inserting the following line between "myNotes = \relative c’ {“ and “\repeat tremolo 4 g16” \override TabStaff.StemTremolo.stencil = #ly:stem-tremolo::print Will force LilyPond to have the tremolo sign show up on the TabStaff. However, you may notice that the tremolo signs are often colliding with the numbers. So I might suggest a global “bringing-down” of these tremolo signs, by adding the following line: \override TabStaff.StemTremolo.extra-offset = #'(0 . -1) Instead of -1, you might like -0.5. A bit more details: according to the documentation, TabStaff has some “stencils” turned off, and StemTremolo is one of them: https://lilypond.org/doc/v2.24/Documentation/internals/tabstaff All the best, Yoshi