Last post by Warren Porter -
This web page can help with various tuplets: pentuplets.html and it is run on all staves. Click on the "How to use" button first.
This requires the use of "muted, displayed" and "hidden, played" staves for non-tuplet staves.
Last post by Lawrie Pardy -
I would just place the crotchets, then add text dots that are position left at next note bar - pad the text entry with leading spaces to position the dot where you want it. No messing around with tempos, which would affect other staves that may not have tuplets to worry about.
Last post by Malcolm Dale -
I have come across this problem and what I do is instead of the two crotchets I put two dotted crochets and then increase the tempo by 1/3. I have attached a work in progress < Beethoven's Emperor concerto where in bar 41 you have to play 7 notes in the right hand to six in the left and you can see how I get round this by adding an extra bit to the left hand and increasing the tempo by the same ratio. I hope this helps.
Last post by emf -
I have Windows 11 black theme (colors yellow on black). When I open the Tools > Options, I cannot see what each item is all about because they have specified color (black), but not background color (= the windows background color, here black). I hope the Noteworthy programmers correct this bug in the future version.
Last post by Mike Shawaluk -
The little triangle shape at the bottom is the anchor for the user object. It will appear just to the left of the note that it precedes, and the chord chart will be centered on that note.