It should be possible to use the \rest command to position the rests
manually.
I have just sent a bug report, since this doesn't seem to work when you
have a
beam over the rest.
/Mats
Alexander Rose wrote:
Hi,
Am 26.10.2006 um 21:31 schrieb Alexander Rose:
The attached example (lily 2.9.26) should speak for itself. If you
have two voices and a rest under a beam, that rest may collide with
the other voice. You can resolve this manually with an override, but
than you may run into trouble in a piano staff system, because the
override always affects both staffs, still if applied for each staff
(then the later is dominant).
It works now. I put the notes (explicitly) into four different voices
and I ommited the "Staff" in \override Staff.Rest #' ... See attached
file.
Alex
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