How do I put set of four Quavers after one Quaver ?
I need to put a set of Quavers after a single Quaver. I tried it, but the single quaver is joining the other four. How do I prevent this? In the file I have attached, the first line second-last bar, I need to enter a note like the one on the second line first bar. When I try, the notes join automatically.
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Use this circled item in the Beam Properties palette and apply it to the first of the 4 quavers.
![Start beam.png]( "Start beam.png")
In reply to Use this circled item in the by mike320
Not Working. I just edited the question with a file. Please look at the file.
If the set of quaver run is going to cross a bar line, you will need to apply (by double clicking or dragging) the one to the left of the one I circled so it will attach to the quavers in the previous measure.
In reply to If the set of quaver run is by mike320
Thanks :) It's Working
In reply to Thanks :) It's Working by SuryanIsaac
Very good, you may ignore the other post I just did. I didn't think about the quavers crossing the line until after my first post.
You are describing what I put into measure 9 or measures 10-11. My instructions
Select the first note of the attached quavers and double click the circled beam will start connected quavers.
If the quavers cross a bar like in measures 10-11 use the middle beam (to the left of the one I circled) on the first one in measure 11 by double clicking.
In reply to You are describing what I put by mike320
there is a pause between the dotted half note and the first, single quaver. How can I remove this?
In reply to there is a pause between the by SuryanIsaac
I got it Thanks!
In reply to there is a pause between the by SuryanIsaac
I'm not sure what you want to do. You probably have no instrument defined so it is using the piano. If you play it on the piano that is what you will get. If you change it to a wind or string (such as violin) it will play the entire dotted 1/2 note without fading like the piano does. IF this isn't what you mean then please explain.
edit: cross post again :)