: Werner LEMBERG
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Sent: 20/10/2023 6:33
Subject: Re: Tuplet brackets too short?
> Shouldn't both tuplet brackets span every notecolumn within the
> purview of the last note's duration?
Yes, at least according to Gould. Using `tupletFullLength` helps, but
now
Mark Knoop writes:
> At 05:33 on 20 Oct 2023, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>>> Shouldn't both tuplet brackets span every notecolumn within the
>>> purview of the last note's duration?
>
>> Yes, at least according to Gould. Using `tupletFullLength` helps, but
>> now tuplet brackets are too long:
>
>
At 05:33 on 20 Oct 2023, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>> Shouldn't both tuplet brackets span every notecolumn within the
>> purview of the last note's duration?
> Yes, at least according to Gould. Using `tupletFullLength` helps, but
> now tuplet brackets are too long:
Since 2.25 there is also:
> Shouldn't both tuplet brackets span every notecolumn within the
> purview of the last note's duration?
Yes, at least according to Gould. Using `tupletFullLength` helps, but
now tuplet brackets are too long:
```
\new Staff
{ \set Staff.tupletFullLength = ##t
\time 2/4
<< \tuplet 3/2 {
At 16:10 19/10/2023 +0200, David Kastrup wrote:
... the results look awful:
Shouldn't both tuplet brackets span every notecolumn within the
purview of the last note's duration?
For what it's worth (I know, I know!), Elaine Gould [Behind Bars, pp.
195/6] seems to distinguish between old and
If I write
\new Staff
{ \time 2/4
<< \tuplet 3/2 { c''4 d'' c'' } \\ \tuplet 3/2 { g'4 a'2 } >>
}
the results look awful:
Shouldn't both tuplet brackets span every notecolumn within the purview
of the last note's duration? I think this might also apply if the upper
voice contained 4
