Hi Carl,
>> Did my explicit answer in the other email (i.e., “one
>> quintuplet-sixteenth-note”) not suffice?
> Would that be \times 4/5 16 ? Or \tuplet 5/4 16 ?
\tuplet
In an Adès score, for example, you might see
(4/4) q q q q | q q \triplet { q q q } | (1/6) q q | (4/4) q q q q | …
and the two 1/6 "quarters" are really triplet quarters, each of a duration
equal to one of the \triplet q’s.
That’s why I’m thinking the rhythmic relationship might be a lot easier to see
if the 1/6 was in #'note-denom format rather than standard (numeric) format.
Cheers,
Kieren.
