Hello,
I searched the forum for this issue, and the best I could find is this old thread, but my issue is a bit different. Anyways, here’s what I have.
Insert mode is enabled, and I have a tuplet, say of 3 quarter notes, below. Changing the duration of notes #2 and #3 works fine, but note #1 acts weirdly. For this demonstration, I use option-shift-arrow to add/remove grid steps (resolution is that of an eighth note). My example also includes a few extra bars so we can see what happens to those tuplets too.
For example, reducing the duration of note #2 by 1 grid step (works as expected):
Now, dow the same with note #1 (restarting from the initial state)
The first note is now a dotted eighth note. The other notes/tuplets shifted by a 16th note.
extending its duration by 1 eighth note instead:
(after one grid step increment)
note duration increased by one quarter and a 16th
Moreover, starting from that last step, if I want to revert the change and reduce the duration using shift-opt left-arrow (I know I could undo with cmd-z), instead of reducing the duration, it increments it again, by three 16th notes:
(initial state, followed by +1 grid step, then -1 grid step)
I guess it must be a bug, otherwise, I’d like to understand the logic behind that, or why the first note of a tuplet is so special.
Thank you!
Sim
(Dorico Pro desktop 5.1.81.2225 , MacOS 15.1)
edit: added the version info