Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Paul Scott wrote:
Did you set this previously? It says group the tuplets in quarter (1
/ 4) note groups which is smaller than the grouping you are
indicating. The correct one for a 4 quarter note (one whole note)
grouping would be:
\set tupletSpannerDuration = #(ly:make-m
The math is very simple, you want to squeeze in 3 half notes
to have the same duration as 2 normal half notes, so each of them
has to be 2/3 times as long as normal.
The tupletSpannerDuration property, on the other hand, is something
completely different. Normally, when you use \times 2/3 {...}, yo
Paul Scott wrote:
Chip wrote:
Now that the previous triplets question is answered and working
properly howabout this one -
I have 4/4 time, 3 triplet 1/2 notes in one measure. I can get the 3
notes in the measure, but the triplet indicator is the # 3 under each
individual note, and no bar.
\ti
Paul Scott wrote:
Chip wrote:
Now that the previous triplets question is answered and working
properly howabout this one -
I have 4/4 time, 3 triplet 1/2 notes in one measure. I can get the 3
notes in the measure, but the triplet indicator is the # 3 under each
individual note, and no bar.
\t
Chip wrote:
Now that the previous triplets question is answered and working
properly howabout this one -
I have 4/4 time, 3 triplet 1/2 notes in one measure. I can get the 3
notes in the measure, but the triplet indicator is the # 3 under each
individual note, and no bar.
\times 2/3 {fs2 fs fs
Now that the previous triplets question is answered and working properly
howabout this one -
I have 4/4 time, 3 triplet 1/2 notes in one measure. I can get the 3
notes in the measure, but the triplet indicator is the # 3 under each
individual note, and no bar.
\times 2/3 {fs2 fs fs ~}
I've tri
