Meanwhile... here's a code snippet which offers a double-stop bend solution
by using multiple (two) voices. It may be of some use to others, who find
this thread with the search engine:
I'm using separate sets of 'music data' for the tab and the conventional
notes, which I'm pretty sure is not a 'best practice', but sometimes I do it
this way. Also, there is a minor spacing issue between staves, but for code
clarity I've omitted the easy solution. Let me know if you need it.
best,
--p
----------<double-stop-bend.ly>-------------
\version "2.16.0"
\include "bend.ly"
notes = \relative c'' {
\new Voice <<
{
r16 g'16 (a8 g4) fis16 (gis8. fis4)
}
\\
{
s16 e16 fis8 e4 d16 e8. d4
}
>>
}
tab = \relative c' {
\new TabVoice <<
{
\bendOn r16 g'16\2 (a8\2) g4\2 fis16\2 (gis8.\2) (fis4\2) \bendOff
}
\\
{
\bendOn r16 e16\3 (fis8\3) e4\3 d16\3 (e8.\3) \parenthesize d4\3 \bendOff
}
>>
}
\score {
\new StaffGroup <<
\new Staff <<
\notes
>>
\new TabStaff <<
\tab
>>
>>
\layout {}
% \midi {}
}
----------<fin>------------
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