I used the Repeats popover to insert a tremolo under a semibreve (whole note); instead, Dorico shows three parallel lines over the whole bar (measure).
How can I make the tremolo appear correctly (under) the semibreve as three, short, parallel, diagonal slashes?
///
(as the above, but sideways)
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Tremolo slashes appear on the side that a stem would, if a stem were present. What staff position/note is your semibreve?
You can force the direction by flipping the note, key command F.
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///2 is the popover entry for a 3-stroke multi-note tremolo, ie between two notes. /// is the entry for a 3-stroke tremolo on a single note. See here.
In Dorico, you generally shouldn’t need to delete notes entirely in order to change something about them or to add new notations to, or delete notations from, them.
Hi Lillie, I was hoping I could jump in this thread to pose a quick question about trems. It’s not exactly what the OP posted, but maybe it is related.
I want these trems to appear as whole notes (empty note head, no stem). And then I will hide the rests. But when I go, in engrave mode to remove stem, the trem lines disappear as well.
Might you have a workaround? Or am I approaching this incorrectly?
thanks
To have both notes in a multi-note tremolo appear as whole notes, the starting notes (that you input, to which you then add the multi-note tremolos) need to be minims (half notes).
If you want them not to span the duration in the bar normally occupied by a single whole note, you could input them as tuplets (e.g. enter 2:1h into the tuplets popover, i.e. two half notes in the span of one).