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Stefano
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Date Joined Dec 2008
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Posted 11/5/2009 6:28 AM (GMT -5)

Hi all

If I have three Quarternote-Triplets, how can I write two eight-notes that are beamed together on the second (middle) Quarternote Triplet? If I try to write this, I only can write two single eight-notes in the middle, that are standing alone. I would like to have them beamed together. I use Finale 2009.

Thanks in advance and regards, Stefano

tom_cairns
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Posted 11/5/2009 6:40 AM (GMT -5)

If I understand you correctly, in Simple entry, select the second quarter note and press /. This also works if you have two beamed notes and do not want them beamed.
Tom

Oops. Yes I did mean eighth note - thanks Ian
Tom

Finale 2009b, 2010a, Windows XP
GPO 4

Post Edited (tom_cairns) : 11/5/2009 6:44:58 AM (GMT-6)

Stefano
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Posted 11/5/2009 7:07 AM (GMT -5)

Hi Tom, thanks for your reply. The / adds a tie to the eightnotes, but I want to write the two eightnotes grouped together with a beam. It should look like simple eightnotes that are beamed together, for example as they look like on a binary rhythm on 1 and 1+. I just can write the two eightnotes as single notes with flags. Hope you understand what I mean. You can see this type of writing in rhythm-solfege books like agostini etc.

Stefano

layclerk
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Posted 11/5/2009 8:07 AM (GMT -5)

Well, Tom's method is the standard one for an individual beam, and it works for me in Simple and Speedy. (Though I think he meant to say select the second eighth note.) Have you reallocated the / sign in some way?

Ian

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Stefano
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Posted 11/5/2009 8:37 AM (GMT -5)

Thanks Ian.... no I haven't reallocated the / sign and I selected the second eight note.

But I found it out now.... it's the § key on my computer..... funny...... so the problem is solved.....

Thanks and regards, Stefano

Stefano
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Date Joined Dec 2008
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Posted 11/5/2009 8:40 AM (GMT -5)

Maybe there is a difference between american and european keyboards or so, that would be the reason......

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