Your example is confusing, since the two measures have different length.
The next time you send a question to the mailing list, please provide a
complete example that can be ran directly through LilyPond, such as:
\relative c'{
f2.~ f8 \bendAfter #-4 f |
r2 r8 c d f~ |
}
Also, in the Notation Reference, it say's:
"The dash |-| immediately preceding the |\bendAfter| command is
/required/ when writing falls and doits."
so if you wanted the fall to apply to the last note of the first
measure, then you should rather write:
\relative c'{
f2.~ f8 f-\bendAfter #-4 |
r2 r8 c d f~ |
}
Back to your specific question. You can find the answer in
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2009-01/msg00772.html
I have just added it also to the LSR (LilyPond Snippet Repository)
/Mats
Lewis Overton wrote:
I have this fragment:
f2~f8 \bendAfter #-4 f |
r2 r8 c d f~ |
which produces a "fall" in jazz idiom.
EXCEPT the fall ends at the bar line, resulting in a short,
near-vertical line.
I need either for the fall to cross the bar line into the next measure, or
to somehow add space between the last note and the bar line.
Any ideas?
Lewy
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