Controlling the appearance of tremolo slashes
Using various properties of the StemTremolo
grob it is possible
to control the appearance of tremolo slashes.
- Property
slope
sets the slope for tremolo slashes. - Property
shape
determines whether tremolo slashes look like rectangles (valuerectangle
) or like very small beams (valuebeam-like
). - Property
style
sets both the slope and the shape depending on whether the note has flags, beams, or only a plain stem. This is in contrast to the previous two properties, which change the slope and shape unconditionally. There are two styles defined.-
default
: slashes for down-stem flags are longer and more sloped than slashes for up-stem flags; slashes on beamed notes have a rectangular shape and are parallel to the beam. -
constant
: all slashes are beam-like and have the same slope except for down-stem flags.
-
music = { a''4:32 a': e''8: \noBeam e': a'':[ a':] f':[ g':] d':[ d':] } \new Staff { <>^\markup "default" \music } \new Staff { <>^\markup \typewriter "style = #'constant" \override StemTremolo.style = #'constant \music } \new Staff { <>^\markup \typewriter "shape = #'rectangle" \override StemTremolo.shape = #'rectangle \music } \new Staff { <>^\markup \typewriter "shape = #'beam-like" \override StemTremolo.shape = #'beam-like \music } \new Staff { <>^\markup \typewriter "slope = -0.2" \override StemTremolo.slope = -0.2 \music } \paper { indent = 0 tagline = ##f }