Thank you for developing this feature! Do you think it would be possible to develop this feature such that it actually affects the notes' duration and playback? Alternatively, is there a way to hide the triplet marks in a score? Usually when I really want, say a 17 tuplet, I end up writing a bunch of 32nd notes, some of which are tripleted and some of which aren't; when I really want a quintuplet, I write a duplet and a triplet. If there were a way to hide the triplet notation and then just group the whole series of notes with a tuplet object, it would make the scores look much cleaner (but wouldn't necessarily help with playback realism). Thanks!
Thanks Mike. I was able to remove some of the stray tremolos by making sure that all of the tremolos in the score are "standard" and not "sig," but that didn't get rid of all of them. Some of them only show up in the print preview and not in the score itself. I can share the full nwc file with you if you promise not to share it with anyone else. Is there a way to share files through the forum?
Thanks for your reply. Please see the excerpts below. The first one shows a random tremolo in NWC score, where I put no object in front of it. The second screenshot shows a place where no tremolo, and no object, appears in the NWC score, but the print preview nonetheless shows a tremolo, again in the viola line.
I don't think I selected staff sig anywhere, but I'll have to go through my score and inspect each tremolo to find out.
I've been editing some of my scores using version 2.75's new featured plugin objects. By and large, they are wonderful additions to the program. However, one peculiar thing has been happening after I started replacing a lot of string repeated notes with tremolos: the single note tremolo sign started showing up in unexpected places in the score, with no "object" preceding the notes it was affecting. Has anyone had this problem? If so, is there a way to fix it? It seems like a possible bug with the plugin.
