Hmm, I don't get what you mean. Maybe my example was misleading.
I have two voices, split in two parts and try to get ties between both
parts.
Part 1 | Part 2
Voice1: b'8 b'4 ~ | b'4. R1*3/8
Voice2: es'8 es'4 ~ | es'4. ~ es'
As Phil pointed out, the following works fine:
\partcombine
{ \time 3/8 b'8 b'4 ~ b'4. R1*3/8 }
{ \time 3/8 es'8 es'4 ~ es'4. ~ es' }
But this one also works:
\new Staff {
\partcombine
{ \time 3/8 b'8 b'4 ~ }
{ \time 3/8 es'8 es'4 ~ }
\partcombine
{ b'4. R1*3/8 }
{ es'4. R1*3/8 }
}
What I do not understand is why a tie >after< the es'4. (Voice2, second
part) breaks the beam between both parts.
You are trying to tie a note to a rest. You can only tie to a note of the same
pitch.
This works:
\version "2.19.0"
\score {
\new Staff {
\partcombine
{ \time 3/8 b'8 b'4 ~ }
{ \time 3/8 es'8 es'4 ~ }
\partcombine
% { b'4. R1*3/8 }
{ b'4.~ b' }
{ es'4. ~ es' } % Does not show tie
% { es'4. R1*3/8 } % Does show tie
}
}
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