For these sort of situtaions I turn \autoBeamOff and use
[ ] to write beams as required.  
Gerard
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: u_li 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Monday, June 14, 2010 12:24 PM
  Subject: beatLength / beaming in 4/4


  [sorry if this should be a double post. When I first sent the message I 
didn't configure my current email client to use my registered address. As I 
don't see my post on the list I assume it didn't get through. If it did please 
ignore this second post ]


  Dear community, 

  it seems I have yet another problem with automatic beaming (similar to 
problems I read about recently). 
  What I want LilyPond to do is to beam consecutive 32th notes in a 4/4 time in 
groups of 4 (i.e. 8 groups of 1/8 length each). 
  From what I understood from the manual I should simply have to 
     \set beatLength = #(ly:make-moment 1 8) 
  to achieve the desired result. 

  But as you see in the attached example LilyPond gives me four groups of the 
desired length and puts the rest of the bar under one beam. 
  This is the same with different beatLengths (in the example I kept only 3 32, 
but it's the same for 1 16 or 3 16 etc.). 

  In "\time 5/4" everything works as expected 
  In "\time 3/4" I have one beam for each quarter note, regardless of the 
beatLength. 

  I also looked at beam-settings.scm but can't understand if this is an issue 
of correctly overriding the beamSettings (as I have a very hard time 
understanding this anyway) or a bug. For me it looks like after some counter 
variable has reached 4 (the numerator?) somethings goes wrong with the beaming 
mechanism. 

  Thanks in advance for any hints (as I really don't look forward beaming half 
the piece (the 2nd parts of each bar ;-) ) manually). 

  Best 
  Urs






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