I’m reading that I can use the Metrico font to do what I’m trying to do.
I’m trying to make the first, but Gardner Read might say the second is correct.
As far as I can tell, I would do this with the staff-text popover instead of the tempo tool. Is that correct?
One more thing… When I use Bravura Text to input single noteheads in a text editor, they are too high above the bassline. Is there anyway to adjust this?
MusGlyphs is another nice font for such things.
I assume this is part of a tempo (aka metric) modulation? If so, left- and right-pointing arrows can be very helpful. As for your Q, k prefer the top version.
As for adding the text, I recommend doing so as system rather than staff text if you want it to show on all part layouts as a “normal” tempo indication would.
MusGlyphs will also let you enter symbols in text boxes, which should address your last issue.
Thank you!
I found Dan’s wonderful tutorial on MusGlyphs. It doesn’t show how to put tuplet numbers over notes. Would someone please point me to this information?
5e=100 gives:
e5=100 gives:
I’ve seen it without the bracket sometimes. Is there anyway to do it that way? Your solution will work for me.
I’d say the easiest way would be to enter the 5 as text (with “Insert Music Text”) in the same text box as ♪ = 100 and to tweak a bit the font settings in the text editor.
Maybe other users will have better ideas though!
