After sending this, I realized that 1680 64ths exceeds 32767 EDUs. It
may give Finale and/or my plugin fits. You could try it. You should have
no problem at all with a denominator of 512th notes, but unfortunately I
know of no way to enter 512ths thru Finale's UI. (Behind the UI, 512th
notes are supported.)
You may be better of with note positioning. My Mass Copy plugin can move
them.
Robert Patterson wrote:
So why not enter the whole thing on an underlying tuplet of 1680 64th
(1680=7x5x3x16) in the time of 64 64ths? The denominator doesn't matter,
but I picked the smallest one that is in Finale's UI to keep the EDU
values reasonable. (You don't want any EDU value to exceed 32767.)
Now within the big tuplet each note receives an individual tuplet equal
to its length.
A 7:6 tuplet note is 90/1680 of the bar, so its tuplet is 1 16th in the
time of 90 64ths.
A 5:4 tuplet note is 84/1680
A 4:4 tuplet note is 105/1680
A 3:2 tuplet note is 70/1680
Once you've set up one bar, you should be able to copy the tuplets with
my Mass Copy plugin, assumming the rhythm is always the same.
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 03:07 PM 5/29/06 -0500, Robert Patterson wrote:
I went back and read the original post, and I guess I don't
understand you requirement. What's interleaved about it? The total
duration adds up to 16 16ths right?
Here's a sample page I was working out, with suggestions to the composer
for different levels of legibility for performance. It gives a better
idea:
http://maltedmedia.com/images/n-5b-dbk-41-suggestion2.pdf
Dennis
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