Martin,
I thought one did this (at least in the old days, before TG Tools
made it easier), by entering 4 half notes in the measure (the g-d
pair and the c-a pair) allowing extra beats in the measure and
selecting "distribute notes evenly across the measure" in Measure
Attributes. Then there is a tremolo shape expression that needs to
be attached to one note of each pair. This is slow and kludgy, but I
think the results are correct. TG tools has an easier way that I
have used, though not recently enough to remember how it works.
Chuck
On Nov 27, 2007, at 7:21 AM, Martin Banner wrote:
In 4/4 time, in a piano part, I want to have two 1/2 note tremolos
(beats 1 and 2, between g and d, and beats 3 and 4, between c and
a). How do I create two eighth notes tied, but without the
blackened in notes, so they each last two beats each? Would I be
better off visually if I do two 32nd notes tied together (three
beams) without filling in the noteheads. I did this many years ago,
but can't for the life of me remember how to do this.
Thanks,
Martin
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