I’m trying to notate this, which I thought was a 3-stroke multi-note tremolo:
I tried shift-O tr-M3 and got this, which is not what I need:
Any ideas welcome.
I’m trying to notate this, which I thought was a 3-stroke multi-note tremolo:
I tried shift-O tr-M3 and got this, which is not what I need:
You want to have TREMOLO, as you said, not a trill. See here: Tremolos in Dorico
tremolos live under “repeats” and the repeat popover (Shift-R). With any note(s) selected, you can just type the number of slashes you want (3 in this case) and to create a multi-note you type 2 after - that is: Shift-R, 32
Right. I was just trying stuff.
I figured it out. Enter 1/2 the duration for each note in the measure. Select both half notes and then the 3-strok multi-note tremolo in the panel and voila:
(Rather than pat yourself on the back, how about crediting @wing with the solution tick?)
Because that response did not in fact solve my problem.
FYI I don’t mind whether or not you mark my response as a solution, but for clarity it is in fact the same exact thing as the solution you discovered, the only difference is using text/popover entry instead of mouse/panel entry. Two ways to accomplish the same thing.
There are also Engraving Options that cover the appearance of tremolos, such as whether the lines go directly between whole notes, rather than between their imagined stems.