Try _dragging_ notes in the source measure with _Speedy_. The changes
will be reflected in the ossia measure.
But you're right, there should be a more direct way of doing this.
Being able to drag a note in the ossia measure itself, for instance.
Eric
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On 22.07.2007, at 20:21, shirling & neueweise wrote:
As far as I can remember from doing this a long time ago, the
spacing in the _original_ measure determines the spacing in the
ossia. Or have you already tried that?
yes, i dragged the last beat chart point of the source measure far
right and nothing changed in the ossia. i finally found a solution,
although it isn't optimal.
define the measure as a 2/4 measure so that you have the beat chart
point for the beat after the figure (duration 1/4) in the original
and you can widen or compress the positioning in the ossia measure.
set the original measure to "space note evenly across measure" and
only enter the notes form the figure, leaving the 2nd quarter empty.
seems a bit silly, ther really should be a more intuitive way of
doing this... anyways, i got it to work, more or less by accident.
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