How'd I replicate this and what's this called?
Ahh.... Firstly how do I even check my previous forum posts? I had to take a route from the posts, clicking on my name.
I digressed, and I'd remember asking this. But I forgot how to replicate it again... I'll bookmark this...
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https://musescore.org/en/handbook/cross-staff-notatio
In reply to [inline:18040702.png]… by Shoichi
Couldn't find my previous post... Just, answer the music question..
In reply to Couldn't find my previous… by Haoto
That's what he did, that link to the handbook, cross-staff-notation.
And also tuplets, here a 5-let, see https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tuplets
In reply to That's what he did, that… by Jojo-Schmitz
Btw, he missed an "n" on the link..
In reply to Btw, he missed an "n" on the… by Haoto
Ah, I didn't notice that.
In reply to Couldn't find my previous… by Haoto
Shoichi did actually try to answer your question by providing the link to "cross-staff notation", which is what your image shows. It's complicated by the fact that there is a quintuplet involved.
Attached is a step-by-step example score showing how it can be done. I have had to guess at the clefs and key signature, so please don't copy it - and do not try to copy tuplets ever. Copying tuplets will lead to a corruption in your score.
In reply to Shoichi did actually try to… by DanielR
Thanks for taking your time to answer my question.