Hi Jay,
> I would have expected something like this to work
> e''8-1^\markup {\bold "#8"} \slurDown
> (
> \slurNeutral
> (f-2 e f) fis-3 (f-2 fis f\))
>
> but it won't compile. So I'm still not understanding that section or I'm
> placing the \slur in the wrong place.
Is this what you're trying to do?
music = {
\slurDown e''8-1^\markup { \bold "#8"} \(
\slurNeutral f-2( e f) fis-3 f-2( fis f\))
}
\score { \music }
Note that the slur marking ( comes *AFTER* the note you want the slur to start
on — it's not like parenthesizing a formula.
Hope this helps.
Kieren.
> Jay
>
>
> Quoting James Bailey <[email protected]>:
>
>> See section 5.4.2 in the notation reference, Direction and Placement
>>
>> On 23.01.2010, at 13:25, [email protected] wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> version 12.2
>>> I would like to have the slurs in the following \slurDown and the long
>>> phrase Neutral or up but the LSR example is confusing as it uses many
>>> voices and I can't get it to usefully work for me.
>>>
>>> e''8-1^\markup {\bold "#8"} \ ((f-2 e f) fis-3 (f-2 fis f\))
>>>
>>> The slurs and phrase markings are correct I just would like to control up
>>> and down.
>>> Thanks
>>> Jay
>>>
>>>
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