On 6/24/15, David Kastrup <[email protected]> wrote: > Jacques Menu <[email protected]> writes: > >> Hello Haipeng, >> >> Replacing r4 by s4 removes the stem problem, but the tie one remains : >> >> << >> { >> c2.\mf\< >> ~ >> c2 >> } >> \new Voice \voiceTwo { s4 g2 ~ g2 } >> >> > > Let me format this differently to illustrate what is going wrong here: > > << > { c2.\mf\< ~ c2 } > \new Voice \voiceTwo > { s4 g2 ~ g2 } >>> > > In a nutshell, the _only_ music "inside" of \new Voice is \voiceTwo. So > we can equally well leave it away, resulting in > > << > { c2.\mf\< ~ c2 } > { s4 g2 ~ g2 } >>> > > all in a single Voice. Now we start one tie at the start of the phrase, > and one tie after the first quarter note while the first tie has not yet > finished. > > You either want to write > > \new Voice { \voiceTwo s4 ... } > > or > > \new Voice \with \voiceTwo { s4 ... } > > (the last works only since issue 3547, version 2.17.27). > > -- > David Kastrup > Thank you David! After just replacing all \new Voice \voiceTwo to \new Voice { \voiceTwo ... }, all such notehead stem rest problems are gone, including the tie error. The log file is now very clean, only unimportant midi programming errors are there.
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