If you want the staff height to change in the middle of a system, you
could do it with a staff style. Create a new staff style and choose
"other" for the staff, then enter a smaller number for the line
spacing. This will make a smaller staff with the top line lined up
with the top line of the n
This may not be what you mean, but you can click on any measure with the
Mass Mover tool, then choose Change > Note Size. Select the percentage you
want and everything in the measure is changed to that size. The lines and
spaces don't get reduced because they have to line up with the measures on
ea
Hello,
is there nya way to reduce for example one measure to 70%, having the others
at 90% all in the same staff, without creating a new staff and then
optimizing the staff system?
Thank you
Giovanni
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At 1:36 AM + 11/26/03, Colin Broom wrote:
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The second (much better) way is to select the tuplet tool, click the
first note, set the tuplet up the way I want it, and hit OK. I click
next on the first note of the NEXT group, and the tuplet I had set up
is now the defaul
From: "d. collins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
When is it better to beam eighth notes/quavers by four rather than by two
(with C as time signature), in 17th-century pieces? Are there any rules for
this?
Dennis,
You hardly find any exampels where it is beamed in two, and the time signature is always C
