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General Discussion / Re: Entering chord

2006-05-17 08:06 pm

Quote from: Richard Woodroffe – 2006-05-16 11:12 am

Sorry Bart, it won't work.

This would be the same as having 2 half notes with a quarter note in between. No matter what direction you put the stems, it just won't do it.

Your only options are layering or splitting and tieing one of the larger duration notes.

tieing method :
d_d
d
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I tried forcing the stem directions, but you are right: it doesn't work... I'll try layering.

Quote from: RobdenHeijer – 2006-05-17 02:58 pm

Hi Bart,
Whereabouts in the Netherlands do you live?
[..]

I live in Hoorn (NH), about 40 km north of Amsterdam.

General Discussion / Re: Entering chord

2006-05-16 08:54 am

Quote from: Richard Woodroffe – 2006-05-15 09:04 pm

A whole note has a stem direction even though it doesn't have a stem.

Hmmm... Maybe I'll try forcing the stem direction first. If all stems point the same way (even the non-existing ones) it may work??
I'm in my office now, will try at home tonight.

Bart

General Discussion / Entering chord

2006-05-15 08:34 pm

I used the searchfunction but couldn't find an answer to my 'problem'.

I want to enter a chord with a 1/1 C, a 1-1 A above it and a 1-2 E inbetween. This clashes with the rule that no chord members with opposing stem direction can be entered, even if a 1/1 note doesn't have a stem at all...

Can anyone help me with this?

Bart, The Netherlands