The only thing that is lost with this method (and frankly this is a problem with ALL flamenco forms) is the "remate". The odd symmetry of the phrase and accents is easily expressed by the normal beaming, the harmonic resolutions by the bar line, the steady tempo is easier or more properly maintained (than by the typical but wrong method of alternating 6/8 and 3/4) etc. The 7+5 situation I recommended earlier is IMO the ONLY Correct way to translate what the phrasing of the music ACTUALLY IS if you wanted a non flamenco to read it on paper and feel it properly. The beaming is done to express phrasing that is normally done or felt in the flamenco form, but the end result is a weird hybrid that would make no sense to an experienced music reader of a different discipline. What the original shows is an inventive way to express the rhythm as one bar line indicates one compas cycle. The traditional notation practice is meant to function a certain way in practice. The additive makes the accents clearer as would other additives over a 12 beat cycle I always thought the 6 crotchets more a foot thing than notation I meant 12/8 is the original is written in 12/8 or 6/4 ? RE: Siguiriyas in Guitar Pro ( in reply to AlVãl) Glad you did in fact get the meter correct with groupings though! I assume you did that to cram the notes because you still dont' get it that you need to CLICK ON EACH INDIVIUDAL NOTE HEAD and select "6 in place of 4" for each and every group that has a number 6 above it in the original score. Meaning, your first arrow is an added unnecessary rest.you have NONE of the triplet markings as I described and just inputted regular 32nds and 64th which the rhythms ARE NOT.next arrow is a quarter note that it recommend you write as two 8th notes TIED TOGETHER.third arrow is an enharmonic error and should be Bb, as per key signature.and last measure you inexplicably write 32nd notes when they were clearly expressed as 16th triplets, or sextuplets (24th notes). Would you please take another look at my screenshot?ĭon't quite understand why you can't bring yourself to input the EXACT data as per the book you are copying. I am sure there are few mistakes in the print below. And i had to make adjustments on two other places. Still it was not easy to fit the notes in the measures. While it's difficult to group tuplets with various speed, it's more easy to divide the measerure(s). I think i understood a little of your post. It's starting to look a little like music. Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px Metronome or tempo mark will be 8th note=140 bpm (in the above case). Start with two empty measures and cut and paste those for as long as you need. IN the second measure each 16th note there needs also to be selected as "6" as you have 6 instead of the normal 4 per group.įor anyone that wants the beaming to look right you should try a measure of 7/8 altering with a measure of 5/8, with specific beaming 2+2+3 for the 7 measure, and 3+2 for the 5 measure. Also you have a mistaken dotted quarter note, it is just a reagurlar quarter but for sake of reading I would personlly tie two 8th notes together. So each 64th you have to make sure it is also selected as "9" because normally only 8 would fit there. You can't simply select a 32nd note you have to also select the tuplet grouping for EACH note that is not normal division. But the beaming will look strange at the end of the day. It's not 12/4 it's actually 6/4 you need to use.
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Your problem is with the software and how to express the tuplet groupings and meter. And that's a measure with reasonably simple note's in terms of speed (i think). RE: Siguiriyas in Guitar Pro ( in reply to Mr.
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