Hello,
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_hundred_fifty-sixth_note> states (in
the last sentence) that ‘the shortest notated duration supported by any
scorewriter program is the 4096th note’ in Finale. Which, obviously, is
not the truth.
At making a test file, I realised that in LilyPond there is a limit, but
it’s only at a (2^31–1)th note; the log said:
scm/lily.scm:1058:21 <1>: Value out of range -2147483648 to 2147483647:
1099511627776
:-)
Cheers, Simon
\version "2.19.25"
\paper { #(set-paper-size "a5") indent = 0 system-count = 4 }
#(ly:set-option 'point-and-click #f)
\relative {
c''4096[-"1/4096 notess" c c c] \bar ""
c8192[-"1/8192 notes" c c c] \bar ""
c16384[-"1/16384 notes" c c c] \bar ""
c32768[-"1/32768 notes" c c c] \bar ""
c65536[-"1/65536 notes" c c c] \bar ""
c131072[-"1/131072 notes" c c c] \bar ""
c262144[-"1/262144 notes" c c c] \bar ""
c524288[-"1/524288 notes" c c c] \bar ""
c1048576[-"1/1048576 notes" c c c] \bar ""
c1073741824[-"1/1073741824 notes" c c c]
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