Here are two screenshots. They show quaver triplet figures, for which I prefer a representation with broken round brackets. I know that this is not standard. However, I would like to reduce the risk of confusion with quarter triplets in these (and some other) quaver triplet figures with the broken c…

There’s been a thread about that very subject, I think @John_Ruggero was part of it and found a solution?

I cannot find this thread. Where is it?

This I think. [image] Tuplets round brackets Dorico Is this what you’re looking for? [Image] I created playing techniques using the SMuFL glyph tuplet3 (U+E883) and either the Unicode glyph Undertie (U+203F) or Character Tie (U+2040). Even though the Unicode glyphs are …

Unfortunately no - I’m looking for broken round triplet brackets. Have you misunderstood something or have I?

Maybe just erase background on the numbers? Jesper

Right. I didn’t remember the details :pray: Congratulations to our guru @johnkprice who solved it a week later (and I got confused with the other thread in my memory, but I see I liked your solution, which means my brains did process it!)

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Broken round triplet brackets

Dorico

johnkprice January 29, 2025, 11:13am 7

See this post.