Ties as lascia vibrare (l.v.) and in arpeggios?
Hello! Is it possible to put a tie on a note (as a l.v. sign) without connecting it to the next note (see attached example picture no. 1)? Also, is it possible to use ties in arpeggiated music (see attached example picture no. 2)? I have achieved this only using slurs, but I am not satisfied with this solution because it is not the function of slurs.
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| example no. 1 - l.v..GIF | 3.27 KB |
| example no. 2 - arpeggio.GIF | 3.35 KB |
Comments
You can add “l.v.” ties as text items. Click on a note, then press Ctrl+T to enter text mode. Then select the “Special Text Symbols” palette (the little box at the very lower left of the screen) and choose either of the two ties -- upper curving or lower curving. You can then adjust their size by changing the font size.
In reply to l.v. ties by Bill Watkins
Very helpful, thank you!
Now only to solve the arpeggio problem...
In reply to l.v. ties by slaven
Tie in arpeggio is not possible. It's better use slurs. It's indeed a nice corner case.
l.v. ties could be achieved with tie or slurs and editing them with double click.
In reply to Tie in arpeggio is not by [DELETED] 5
Oh well, a slur is better than nothing. :)
l.v. with ties, are you sure? Because when I press the tie button on a single note nothing happens. Only if there is another note of the same pitch after it.