Hello!
I have Dorico 4. Is it possible to notate this kind of figures attached.
These are seventiplets grouped in 4.
Yes, you can create a series of 4:3 tuplets for 16th notes. Dorico wonāt beam them together by default, but you can easily select the notes you want to beam together and edit their beaming:
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But why 4:3?
Or is it a shorter way to rewrite whole passage(above) to the one in below?
Good point ā without seeing the context of the rest of the bar I canāt see what the actual ratio should be. Can you show the complete bar?
It is pretty small. I hope it is seeable.
The two quintuplet examples in your second post are not (mathematically) equivalent: the quarter rest on the top is Ā¼ worth of ātimeā, the one on the bottom is 1/5. The sounding notes occur on different moments (slightly earlier in the bottom bar).
In the last example, it looks like you also tried to notate ābigā quarter-note quintuplets, but didnāt manage. I think what you actually wanted is tuplets of 5:4 over the whole bar. You can achieve that by first choosing quarter note (6) as your input value, then invoke the tuplet popover, and type 5:4. Or, shorter: just type 5:4q in the popover and then enter whatever rhythm you like inside the big quintuplet.
In your first example with the quadruplets āinsideā septuplets, there is not enough information to decipher what you intended: whatās the time signature, whatās the underlying rhythm?
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Yes, you are correct- they are not the sam I realised.
However now I have realised that this is what I want-
I would like this passage to be written all in 5:4 and then shifted 1/4 quintuplet to right. I just wonder, if there is a quicker way to rewrite itā¦
Maybe youāre looking for tuplets spanning a barline?
Just start the big 5:4q quintuplet on the second beat of the 4/4 bar and tick the āSpans Barlineā property in the bottom panel, which will become visible when you select the tuplet itself. If you leave this property off, the tuplet will still span the barline, but it will be displayed as two connected partial tuplets, and the notation will become messy again:
In any case, Iād recommend to also select the āSplit notes at spanned barlineā property, because otherwise the first beat of the next bar becomes invisible and quite unclear, especially in your case with the tied notes:
Thank You,!
I didnāt knew these options exist
However, I would like this first pause to be the first 1/4 quontuplet.
But how did you rewrite it?.
With the info I have currently entered, do I have to delete the quintuplet markings and then enter the big quintuplet? Hnm
I have ttransformed the passagge But now, I donāt know how to shift the whole passagge inside the big quintuplet to the right by 1/4 quintuplet, so that it would have a 1/4 5tet pause at the beginning. Any ideas?
Not sure if thatās what youāre aiming at, but Select the phrases you want to movie over press āIā so you donāt intervene with the notes after the notes you selected and press āOption + Right arrowā to move them, adding a quarter rest before the phrase.
Hope this helps.
Edit: Be sure to select āIā again after doing this process so you dont end up shifting everything forward when editing!
Shifting notes horizontally can overwrite other entries (such as your tuplets, not selected). Use chord mode (Q) along with insert mode (I) so that the tuplets donāt get clobbered.