I don't think that's what Jacki meant, Aaron. She wanted to flip the
*triplet* (e.g., move it from beam side to note side), not the entire
beam.
- Darcy
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On 02 Sep 2005, at 5:25 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 04:59 PM 09/02/2005, Jacki B. wrote:
>Is there some "easy" way to flip a tuplet vertically?
Sure. In Speedy Entry, put the cursor on the first note of the
triplet and hit L.
You might also take a look at Mass Edit | Utilities | Freeze Stems
Up/Down, possibly in conjunction with Edit | Select Partial Measures.
Note that what you're really doing is flipping the stems of the
notes; the beam and the triplet indication will follow.
Aaron.
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