How to write 2nd note with different enharmonic spelling on harp trem?

[JJmus]

Just did first run through with harpist and they asked for the trem to be written as in image (I drew it in by hand). Not sure how to do this in Dorico, or if its possible. Tried on a different layer but it changed the enharmonic spelling on both.

Thanks

[jesele]

You mean like this?

Jesper

[Vadian]

… or this?

with C♮B♯ pedaling.

Both tremolo forms can be found in the repeat section.
For the bisbigliando one enter two dotted quaver/8th notes select both and select Three Strokes Multi-note Tremolo

[charles_piano]

…or this?

[jesele]

That might be it.

Jesper

[jesele]

That also.

Jesper

[JJmus]

@Vadian

… or this?

Yes, this is one of them!

and the other Charles has done I need both types

[JJmus]

@charles_piano

…or this?

Yes, and Vadian has done the other that I need. Thank you both…don’t know how to out solved as you’ve both done it. Charles, how did you do this one?

[charles_piano]

@JJmus

Charles, how did you do this one?

I did it with two voices:

Edit: See below a smarter solution by @jesele

[jesele]

I entered the down stem voice an 8th note after and hid (removed) the rests.

Jesper

[charles_piano]

@jesele Much better !

[jesele]

@charles_piano

Much better

Slightly better perhaps. Still might need a little note spacing change.

Jesper

[Vadian]

I was also wondering how to show the auxiliary note. I came up with a trill hiding the trill mark. Intervals can be negative and there is even a Auxiliary note offset in Engraving Mode for horizontal fine tuning.

However the parentheses can’t be hidden as far as I know.

[jesele]

Even better @Vadian. You can hide the parentheses in the Engraving options. Globally, though.

Jesper

[JJmus]

Thank you, this works