Interesting!, a way for simplifying things! But the confusion with tuplets, starts when I have to use then in non-regular \time or non-regular tuplets like my example that its both things at the same time.
In a \time 4/4 or 2/4 its easy to grasp the use of a standard \times 2/3 But in a \time 6/8 with a \times 6/4 I start getting confused! Again thanks for the news of the \tuplets function! And thanks for all the answers! Marcos.
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