Re: tuplets other than standard 8th into quarter note

[Ole Schmidt]

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 \new Staff {

\time 1/4
\relative c' { \times 2/3 { d8 e f } \break
%in the time of 2 8th notes 3 8th notes

\times 2/5 { d8 e f g a } \break
%in the time of 2 8th notes 5 8th notes

\times 2/3 { d16[ e f ]} \times 2/3 { d16 e f } \break
%in the time of 2 16th notes 3 16th notes

\times 4/6 { d16 e f  e f g } \break
%in the time of 4 16th notes 6 16th notes

\times 4/7 { d16 e f  e f g a } \break
%in the time of 4 16th notes 7 16th notes

\times 4/9 { g16 a b f g a e f g  }
%in the time of 4 16th notes 9 16th notes
} }


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hope that helps

ole


Am 17.12.2007 um 11:35 schrieb David Fedoruk:

> Hello:
>
> I don't understand how the triplet durations work mathematically. The
> examples are all standard 3  8th notes into 1 quarter. These are all
> whole numbers. What happens when you need triplet 16th notes into half
> a beat in a 2/4 time signature? There are about 50 bars of them so I
> can't do this as a one of exception.
>
> While I'm asking questions, how is a single voice notation done
> between staves in a piano score? Does the notation have to be two
> voiced although the score will not indicate rests for one hand while
> the other is playing.? I've looked at the documentation for staff
> switching, but it seems to be useful in singular situations. I don't
> think I can leave this to auto staff changes .... if what I'm doing is
> considered staff changes.
>
> I need to understand what I'm attempting before trying something which
> may be doomed to failure.
>
> cheers.
> david
>
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