On Thu, 16 Aug 2012 07:03:06 -0700 (PDT) eluze <[email protected]> wrote: > > Tiresia Giuno wrote > > > > > > > > The attached examples are quite simple, in my score with more > > complex music, such behavior leads to quite strange situations. > > > > Am I right and if so, which would be the easiest solution? > > > > > > probably the simplest is to use dynamic contexts and withdraw the > dynamic engraver in the normal staff: > > musicOne = { a'4 \< ~ a'\pppp ~ a'\> r4 \! } > > << > \new Staff \musicOne > \new Dynamics \musicOne > >> > > \layout { > ragged-right = ##f > \context { > \Voice > \remove New_dynamic_engraver > } > } > > > this way you can reuse the same voice/staff with the dynamics in it > (of course you can also use a separate voice with spacers for the > dynamics…) > > hth > Eluze
Thanks for your answer! I avoid using the Dynamics Context, because it places dynamics far away from the staff (even if with LP 2.15 it looks much better)- and hairpins are still slightly misaligned, see attached file. I can't really remove the New_dynamic_engraver, because it is an orchestral score, and I would loose the dynamics for the other instruments. Thanks, TG
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