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General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by lawrroc - 2023-03-29 02:37 pm

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General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by lawrroc - 2023-03-29 02:32 pm

I do not want and above all I am not able to enter into the merits of the discussion on the subject I have raised. But to show you that "I've done my homework" I am attaching my nwc file and the original score, once again my thanks.
Good evening.
Lorenzo

General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by Richard Woodroffe - 2023-03-29 06:42 am

Quote from: fathafluff – 2023-03-29 03:38 am

Rich:
I asked you this in my reply #2, but you may not have seen it:
I'm not sure how you have a 9/8 time signature governing the 3/4 tripletized measures. I had the measures governed by a hidden 3/4 after a visible 9/8.

Sorry, I thought that was just saying that I had missed a bit of the solution. Strictly, your hidden 3/4 is more correct. My version works simply because everything adds up in each of the staves for the section of music that is being transcribed. Even an audit bar lines passes the test. (NoteWorthy quirks ?). However, should there have been, say, a blank bar in the middle of the 9/8 sections, then the bar lines would not have added up, and in that case, additional rests would have been added to force the 9/8 bars to their proper length. Since we do not know what happens in all of the music that Lorenzo is transcribing, it would be far safer to include hidden 3/4 time signatures such as you have done.

Rich,

General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by fathafluff - 2023-03-29 03:38 am

Rich:
I asked you this in my reply #2, but you may not have seen it:
I'm not sure how you have a 9/8 time signature governing the 3/4 tripletized measures. I had the measures governed by a hidden 3/4 after a visible 9/8.

General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by Warren Porter - 2023-03-29 03:19 am

This old tip might help: User Tip Don't try the link on that page--I don't have that website anymore.

Edited change: Look for the Aligns 6/8, 9/8 etc into triplet beats[/b[ user script and install it It is found in
https://nwc-scriptorium.org/wp/

General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by Opagust - 2023-03-28 06:38 am

Quote from: Mike Shawaluk – 2023-03-27 08:07 pm

Quote from: Flurmy – 2023-03-27 08:01 pm
Another example of my pet peeves is a muted invisible note...
It is far less annoying than an unmuted invisible note, that taunts you to try to find it.

Sometimes I sing invisible notes, or even invisible accidentals, or something in between

, but the director of our choir

doesn't like that.

General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by Mike Shawaluk - 2023-03-27 08:07 pm

Quote from: Flurmy – 2023-03-27 08:01 pm

Another example of my pet peeves is a muted invisible note...

It is far less annoying than an unmuted invisible note, that taunts you to try to find it.

General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by Flurmy - 2023-03-27 08:01 pm

Quote from: Richard Woodroffe – 2023-03-27 01:22 pm

If you are prepared to copy the nwctxt to a text editor, you can completely move the triplet marks to position 2000 or -2000 where they can't even be seen as grey in the editor (many people do not like this bit)

Well, that's exactly what I hate: the score behaving in a odd way without any hint in edit mode.
Another example of my pet peeves is a muted invisible note...

General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by lawrroc - 2023-03-27 03:26 pm

Thanks to both of you. I really wouldn't have thought of the triplet solution, but let's face it... my musical culture doesn't go that far.
I will calmly and patiently apply your instructions. There are few measures to arrange with class!
Thanks again and good evening.
Lorenzo

General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures

Last post by fathafluff - 2023-03-27 01:39 pm

Rich, you beat me. I had the same idea. I'm not sure how you have a 9/8 time signature governing the 3/4 tripletized measures. I had the measures governed by a hidden 3/4 after a visible 9/8.

Code: (nwc) [Select · Download]

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