Welcome to the forum, @mohamedsayedraouf
- Enter the sextuplet normally
- Select the fourth 16th note, right click on it, and choose Beaming > Split Secondary Beam
- Switch to a new downstem voice 1 and enter the bottom notes as a sextuplet; there will be additional 16th rests visible
- Select the third 16th rest (the one you want to show), and tick “Force position and duration” in the Properties panel
- Select the first F and tick “Ends voice” in the Properties panel
- Using the Properties panel, hide the number and bracket on the bottom sextuplet
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You entered the lower voice as regular notes, not as a tuplet.
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Thanks a lot, it worked, but is there is a way to hide the tuplet mark in the second voice and second rest ?
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Yes. Select the downstem tuplet (click on the six or the bracket to select only the tuplet, or use Filter>tuplets to narrow it down) and check its properties : you can change the bracket and the number so that they don’t appear
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Yes – look at the last 3 items in my reply above.
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I did hide the rests with (Edit Menu>Remove rests)
Thank you for your help