Scoring quintuplets in Tabledit

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Jon Boyes

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Joined: Jul. 10 2003

Scoring quintuplets in Tabledit

I think there are a few Tabledit users here - any solutions for tabbing/scoring quintuplets?

With rasgueado, I guess I could just use the ras symbol and mentally mark it as a five stroke, but I have this picado run that is five notes per beat over several beats and there seems to be no way to handle it without messing up the score.

Any ideas?

jon

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Carlos Bedoya

Posts: 20
Joined: Feb. 15 2005
From: San Juan, Puerto Rico

RE: Scoring quintuplets in Tabledit (in reply to Jon Boyes)

I'm not sure if this is what you want but I found it at the Tabledit Forum:

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Here are the steps:

1. Expand the measure width by right-clicking on the small note head at the left edge of the ruler.

2. Select 1/32nd note from the "Notes" palette.

3. Enter the 5 notes with 1/32nd note spacing. The best way is to use the TAB key to move to the next valid note location.

4. When all 5 notes have been entered, highlight all of them.

5. Press the [CTRL]-[Numpad 5] keys simultaneously and the notes will be converted to quintuplets.