David W. Fenton wrote: > 128th notes not only exist conceptually and can be implemented in > Finale (as I said in an earlier posts, up to 4096th notes are > possible in Finale, with 10 beams, being a note of 1 EVPU in length), > but I've encountered real music that used them. This piece by Emanuel > Alois Förster has them in its slow movement (URL all on one line):
Here's a really geeky correction to David's otherwise excellent post: 4096th notes are 1 EDU -- not one EVPU -- in length. EDUs (Enigma Duration Units) are used in entering composite time signatures and in creating/editing music spacing tables. A quarter note is 1024 EDUs, so a 4096th note would be 1 EDU. EVPUs (Enigma Virtual Page Units) are used in placing things precisely on a page relative to a staff or system. One EVPU is equal to 1/288th of an inch. Brian Williams _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
