Dear Carl,For both examples, the difference is the example writes "\tuplet 5/8" instead of "5/4" telling lilypond to put 5 notes in the space of 8 (which is not how people usually write 5-tuplets).
-William On 6/7/24 10:56, Carl Witthoft wrote:
Please take a look at these three snippets, from a piece in 4/4 time. LilyPond 2.24.3 via Frescobaldi in MacOS.https://i.sstatic.net/6cJnOLBM.jpg <https://i.sstatic.net/6cJnOLBM.jpg>, if attachment failsThe top and bottom ones are the ones I don't understand. The middle one is how I expect beams to be presented, i.e. 5 notes where 4 32nd notes are "normal" are beamed as 32nds.The top & bottom samples are also beamed as 32nds, but as shown by where the measure break occurs, are "calculated" internally as five sixteenth notes. Is Lilypond fouling up or have I failed to take notice of some other note-length command?regards, Carl Witthoft
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