Notation help, please
I'm lost!
I can't find the way to write the notes in the example attached.
I went through all the documentation: I missed something!
Please help!
Albert
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| Sans titre.png | 6.1 KB |
Do you still have an unanswered question? Please log in first to post your question.
Comments
Well, the exact same thing is currently not possible to notate in MuseScore, but you are looking for a 2-note 32nd tremolo between 2 dotted quarter notes, see https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tremolo-0. the tripple bar won't touch the stems in MuseScore, like in your image, but this is what that notation means, and it does even play back properly.
In reply to Well, the exact same thing is by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks, Jojo-Schmitz,
I tried it and this seems to work well.
I understand the two notes alternate in rapid succession.
I should have posted the complete measure, as you will see in the attached updated image.
How would the upper notes be written, then, for the expected effect (I understand a triplet, then a single, in rapid succession)?
Thanks,
Albert
In reply to Thanks, Jojo-Schmitz, I tried by Thalheim
Same thing, notate the chords then add the tremolo, looks like this then
In reply to Thanks, Jojo-Schmitz, I tried by Thalheim
Thanks, Jojo-Schmitz,
Qapla'!
It took me a moment to understand the workings (see attached image), but I got it right!
Thanks again!
Albert
You can notate it but it won't play back correctly. (Well, you could possibly manage that, too, but it would be tremendously time-consuming). It requires a change of the Bar Properties ->Bar Duration and a change to the Note ->Head type.
Further fiddling and you can get it to play back, too.