... you might expect 3~ to tie over the bar line and slur into the 4 on beat 2. It doesn't; instead, it cuts off on the bar line.
For now, the workaround is to duplicate the tied note at the beginning of the phrase: /y.a1 = "3~4 "; (kind of like Western music notation does). But, if you're using generators to produce pitches, this is really difficult to do.
I'm working on a solution where the space at the beginning of a1 will be treated as a placeholder rather than a rest. I'll close the issue when that is pushed.
For now, this is a stub issue, no time to explain details. Briefly, if you have a process
y
whose default parameter is pitched:... you might expect
3~
to tie over the bar line and slur into the4
on beat 2. It doesn't; instead, it cuts off on the bar line.For now, the workaround is to duplicate the tied note at the beginning of the phrase:
/y.a1 = "3~4 ";
(kind of like Western music notation does). But, if you're using generators to produce pitches, this is really difficult to do.I'm working on a solution where the space at the beginning of
a1
will be treated as a placeholder rather than a rest. I'll close the issue when that is pushed.