Re: duration of \laissezVibrer

[Trevor Daniels]

Eluze

The laissezVibrer tie is drawn as a Bézier curve, just like normal ties, so 
you can modify its control points to control its length and shape very 
flexibly, as long as it is attached to a single note rather than the notes 
in a chord.  The object to modify is LaissezVibrerTie and the syntax of the 
\override you need can be found in the 2.11 Notation Reference in section 
5.5.4 Modifying shapes.  The control points need to be determined by trial 
and error, I'm afraid.

HTH

Trevor

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From: "Eluze" <address@hidden>
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Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2008 11:38 PM
Subject: duration of \laissezVibrer


> hi
> sometimes \laissezVibrer looks very short - how can i control the
> duration/length of the tie?
> thx for your help!
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