How to Beam both Melody and Alto notes ? 1999-01-28 05:00 am How to "Beam" both Melody and Alto (OR Tenor & Bass) notes ?( I'm using NWC evaluation ver 1.55a on Win 95 )In Detail :===========( You may need to view the diagrams below with a constant width font. One simple way is to copy & paste the text into Notepad )Consider the following score..--------|\--|\ |---|---O----O------------O -|-----O----|/ |------|/----When I select these notes and try to "Beam" (using the button OR pressing Ctrl+B), NWC beams either the higher notes OR the lower notes, depending on Stem UP/DOWN whichever is set. (as given below : only higher notes are beamed)/|----/-|-----| |---|-O------O------------O -|---O------|/ |----|/-------Is it possible to make both the sets Beam (as given below) ?/|----/-|-----| |---|-O------O------------O -|---O------| |--\-|-------\|thanks- sam Quote Selected
Re: How to Beam both Melody and Alto notes ? Reply #1 – 1999-01-28 05:00 am I am sorry the diagrams were very bad even in NotePad.Try the following Text in NotePadConsider the following score..--------|\-----|\---|------|---O-------O------------------------O----------|---O-------|/-|-----------|/----When I select these notes and try to "Beam" (using the button OR pressing Ctrl+B), NWC beams either the higher notes OR the lower notes, depending on Stem UP/DOWN whichever is set. (as given below : only higher notes are beamed)-----/|---------/-|--------|--|--------|-O--------O-----------------------O----------|---O-------|/-|-----------|/------Is it possible to make both the sets Beam (as given below) ?-----/|---------/-|--------|--|--------|-O--------O-----------------------O----------|---O-------|--|---------\-|----------\|-------thanks- sam Quote Selected
Re: How to Beam both Melody and Alto notes ? Reply #2 – 1999-01-28 05:00 am Yes. Use staff layering. You have to enable staff layering in the Page Setup dialog, Contents tab, and in the Staff Properties (F2) of the top staff. Quote Selected
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