Just to re-lclarify, the pitches were different.
Dean
On Oct 26, 2004, at 6:30 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
So I'm not in the potatoes (sorry, been speaking a lot of joual French recently, I mean out to lunch) when I said that two half note heads connected by sixteenth beams is not normal notation to fill a measure? I have seen that notation with two DIFFERENT pitches on the half note heads to indicate a measured tremolo, but not to indicate repeated notes, and in all cases two half note heads only takes up two beats, not an entire measure.
Christopher
On Monday, October 25, 2004, at 01:33 PM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Yes, as I remember, there were a total of 4 half note heads, two each were beamed. Sorry to cause all the confusion. I still need info on what the heck TG tools are and how they are accessed. Thanks,
Dean
On Oct 25, 2004, at 9:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not convinced that TGtools will work for this. Putting in two beamed half notes with TG Tools, (originally entered as quarter notes and then hit with TG tools to make two beamed half notes with any specified number of beams) only fills half the measure leaving 2 beats free as a rest. One could hide the rest but then spacing is awkward.
But, the way I read the original post (and I may have misunderstood what he was looking for), he wanted only two 1/2 notes per measure beamed. However, if he did in fact want two sets of beamed half notes in one measure, TG tools will work very well for that.
Best,
Karen
No need for the workarounds. This is exactly what the TGtools plugin does that
comes with Finale out of the box. I'm not in form of Finale at the moment but
it's something like "easy tremolo" - it provides the option to provide correct
playback as well.
I used to use the kind of workarounds that have been described so far and the
TGTools version is much quicker - has saved me hours!!
Michael Withers
Quoting Johannes Gebauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Christopher Smith wrote:
> Is there something I missed in the original question that would mean
> that this doesn't apply? He can't possibly mean that there are two half
> note heads CONNECTED by sixteenth beams, can he? That seems completely
> weird to me.
Well, that's exactly what he means, and Karen's workaround is one which
I myself have used in the passed. It's not at all complicated for what
it does.
Johannes -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de
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