Writing triplets in 4/4 tried q 4.12, 8,12, etc. The first beat will not tie to the second beat. If I make the first beat overlap it turns into eighth notes.
Any suggestions?
Thx!
iMac (21.5-inch Late 2009), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3), 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2Duo 16GB 1067
Notate a full Triplet and then lengthen the value of the first beat until it overlaps. A clumsy method, I must admit, but it does work.
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When I try this it still pops in the 8th note rest. Bummer. Or if I enter a triplet using en -n- tool it removes the triplet alltogether.
Oh, you have to REALLY overlap it. Sounds like ****, but looks better.
Thanks!
Adjust the velocity at the start of the triad. As you very well know I'm sure. classical music notation is a set of conventions and general agreements anyway. Meaning, if you're not into the stylistic subtleties of a musical performance, then notation symbols will give you very little information about how it is intended to sound, other then pitch and duration more or less. What I try to make clear is this: In Logic and any other music notation application for that matter, one is very well advised to technically separate music notation from sound.
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Try this http://www.macprovideo.com/hub/logic-pro/logic-score-editor-tutorial-tuplets-mad e-easy
It made using triplets easier for me.
triplet issue in logic score
