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General Discussion / Re: triplets, quitlets, ecet. and gace notes
A way to put in arbitrary tuplets using enterable x:y notation (e.g., 11:7 for 11 even notes that take up the space usually taken up by 7 notes, to use a really obscure example) would be ideal, but even hardcoded quituplets and septuplets would be a huge improvement--neither note form is very rare in music written since 1850 or so ("Arabian Coffee" from the Nutcracker Suite has septuplets, IIRC), and I think other tuplets (except duplets, quadruplets, etc, which can be done via dotting) are substantially rarer than those two.