Hiding triplets 2010-06-15 12:27 pm Often, for pieces that use a lot of triplets, only the first 3 o 4 triplets are marked as such, then there is "simile" and the triplet mark is omitted (only visually, of course).Does exist a trick to do so in NWC? Quote Selected
Re: Hiding triplets Reply #1 – 2010-06-15 12:35 pm "Digital Whiteout". Select a font like Webdings that has block characters, set it as a user font, create a text entry justified however it needs to be to overlay the "3" and set it to a highlight that you've set to white. Quote Selected
Re: Hiding triplets Reply #2 – 2010-06-15 12:36 pm If the piece is in 4/4, do the parts where you don't want triplets in 12/8. Hide the 12/8 and make the appropriate tempo change. Quote Selected
Re: Hiding triplets Reply #3 – 2010-06-15 02:25 pm Lawrie,using digital whiteout I can easily (... more or less :-) erase the "3", but what about the parenthesis?Rick,I supposed something like that, but when the score is composed by more staves, one with triplets and the others without, does they stay in synch? Quote Selected
Re: Hiding triplets Reply #4 – 2010-06-15 02:30 pm Quote from: Flurmy – 2010-06-15 02:25 pmwhen the score is composed by more staves, one with triplets and the others without, does they stay in synch?They do if you use hidden rests. Unfortunately, since you cannot easily hide ties or augmentation dots, this sometimes means a separate playback staff. Quote Selected
Re: Hiding triplets Reply #5 – 2010-06-15 02:47 pm Quote from: Flurmy – 2010-06-15 02:25 pmLawrie,using digital whiteout I can easily (... more or less :-) erase the "3", but what about the parenthesis?I have found for the most part that I can position the "whiteout" where I need it. Multiple characters, even multiple text entries sometimes. Quote Selected
Re: Hiding triplets Reply #6 – 2010-06-15 03:30 pm You might want to check out this user tip. Quote Selected
Re: Hiding triplets Reply #7 – 2010-06-15 03:40 pm Warren,I had the feeling of having already read something about it but I was unable to find it.Thank you for the link. Quote Selected
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