In this example below I'm getting results that I think are wrong.
Possibly I'm doing something wrong. If so, please let me know. I'm
coding a piece which uses some odd tuplets. In the manuscript they are
indicated as x:y in a bracket. This is working. But, I think the
numbers in the output need to be reversed. I added a triplet on the
first beat to illustrate the point. With a triplet I would expect to
see 3:2 meaning "three notes in the space of two." In the last two
beats of this measure there should be a total of 7 16ths in the space of
8. This is being notated properly as far as the notes and beams are
concerned, but again, I would expect the fraction to be 7:8 (seven 16ths
in the space of 8)
In short, shouldn't \times x/y {notes} produce y:x over the {notes} in
the output?
This is on v2.1.28.hwn1.
-David
\score {
\notes \relative c {
\set Voice.tupletNumberFormatFunction = #fraction-tuplet-formatter
\clef F
\time 3/4
\times 2/3 { c8 f a} \times 8/7 {r16 b! c, e! bes d,! fis'}
}
\paper { }
}
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