Blake Richardson wrote:
I'm trying to do an eighth-note triplet set where two of the three notes are
further broken down into three sixteenth-note triplets each.
Create the "master" triplet by use of your method of choice. After the
master triplet is completed, select the triplet tool, and click on the
first note of the triplet. This should open the tuplet dialog box.
Define a set of tuplets as 3 sixteenths in the space of 1 eighth. Change
the duration of the existing eighth note to a sixteenth, and add the two
remaining sixteenths. Repeat the process on the second note of the
master tuplet. I'm not sure whether there's any limit to the amount of
nexting you can do, or not.
ns
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