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Question about this thing for timpani
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30 pm US/Eastern)Why are double strokes (with the same hand) taboo on timpani but recommened on snare?How should I dampen timpani?Do timpani have access to all notes in their playing range?Should fast timpani notes be treated as a roll?Scoring for timpaniTimpani Choke Notation(0,1), (0,2) and (0,3) modes of vibration for a timpaniWhy were timpani tuned most often in tonic-dominant?Can a timpani player play more than one note at a time?Timpani notes for Bruckner's 7th Symphony
I’m transposing some music in Medly and looking at the sheet music I came across this in the timpani part. Does anyone know what this means because I have no clue >~< I listened to the music a few times but it honestly still makes no sense on what that does. All I recognize is it’s tremolo whole note but those other bars on the line I haven’t seen or heard of.
Thank you ^~^
percussion timpani
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I’m transposing some music in Medly and looking at the sheet music I came across this in the timpani part. Does anyone know what this means because I have no clue >~< I listened to the music a few times but it honestly still makes no sense on what that does. All I recognize is it’s tremolo whole note but those other bars on the line I haven’t seen or heard of.
Thank you ^~^
percussion timpani
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What piece is this? That might help somewhat. As it is, my first guess is that something has gone wrong in the software. Either some things aren’t appearing, or the wrong character from the font has been substituted. Something along those lines.
– Pat Muchmore
Apr 21 at 0:32
The piece is Gusty Garden Galaxy and maybe that might be it because it’s weirdly spaced and it doesn’t show up on other sheets, although if it is a software problem would it show up on multiple sources because it shows up in the pdf file the picture is from and on the YouTube video of the music itself.
– CongressGamingINC
2 days ago
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Based on a comment in one of the answers, was the score made with Musescore (or Finale, Sibelius, etc.), or was this from a printed score in a book? (PDFs can be created from book scans.)
– Dekkadeci
2 days ago
Yeah it was made in Musescore which lately has been having A LOT of bugs.
– CongressGamingINC
yesterday
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I’m transposing some music in Medly and looking at the sheet music I came across this in the timpani part. Does anyone know what this means because I have no clue >~< I listened to the music a few times but it honestly still makes no sense on what that does. All I recognize is it’s tremolo whole note but those other bars on the line I haven’t seen or heard of.
Thank you ^~^
percussion timpani
asked Apr 20 at 23:49
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I’m transposing some music in Medly and looking at the sheet music I came across this in the timpani part. Does anyone know what this means because I have no clue >~< I listened to the music a few times but it honestly still makes no sense on what that does. All I recognize is it’s tremolo whole note but those other bars on the line I haven’t seen or heard of.
Thank you ^~^
percussion timpani
percussion timpani
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What piece is this? That might help somewhat. As it is, my first guess is that something has gone wrong in the software. Either some things aren’t appearing, or the wrong character from the font has been substituted. Something along those lines.
– Pat Muchmore
Apr 21 at 0:32
The piece is Gusty Garden Galaxy and maybe that might be it because it’s weirdly spaced and it doesn’t show up on other sheets, although if it is a software problem would it show up on multiple sources because it shows up in the pdf file the picture is from and on the YouTube video of the music itself.
– CongressGamingINC
2 days ago
1
Based on a comment in one of the answers, was the score made with Musescore (or Finale, Sibelius, etc.), or was this from a printed score in a book? (PDFs can be created from book scans.)
– Dekkadeci
2 days ago
Yeah it was made in Musescore which lately has been having A LOT of bugs.
– CongressGamingINC
yesterday
add a comment |
1
What piece is this? That might help somewhat. As it is, my first guess is that something has gone wrong in the software. Either some things aren’t appearing, or the wrong character from the font has been substituted. Something along those lines.
– Pat Muchmore
Apr 21 at 0:32
The piece is Gusty Garden Galaxy and maybe that might be it because it’s weirdly spaced and it doesn’t show up on other sheets, although if it is a software problem would it show up on multiple sources because it shows up in the pdf file the picture is from and on the YouTube video of the music itself.
– CongressGamingINC
2 days ago
1
Based on a comment in one of the answers, was the score made with Musescore (or Finale, Sibelius, etc.), or was this from a printed score in a book? (PDFs can be created from book scans.)
– Dekkadeci
2 days ago
Yeah it was made in Musescore which lately has been having A LOT of bugs.
– CongressGamingINC
yesterday
1
1
What piece is this? That might help somewhat. As it is, my first guess is that something has gone wrong in the software. Either some things aren’t appearing, or the wrong character from the font has been substituted. Something along those lines.
– Pat Muchmore
Apr 21 at 0:32
What piece is this? That might help somewhat. As it is, my first guess is that something has gone wrong in the software. Either some things aren’t appearing, or the wrong character from the font has been substituted. Something along those lines.
– Pat Muchmore
Apr 21 at 0:32
The piece is Gusty Garden Galaxy and maybe that might be it because it’s weirdly spaced and it doesn’t show up on other sheets, although if it is a software problem would it show up on multiple sources because it shows up in the pdf file the picture is from and on the YouTube video of the music itself.
– CongressGamingINC
2 days ago
The piece is Gusty Garden Galaxy and maybe that might be it because it’s weirdly spaced and it doesn’t show up on other sheets, although if it is a software problem would it show up on multiple sources because it shows up in the pdf file the picture is from and on the YouTube video of the music itself.
– CongressGamingINC
2 days ago
1
1
Based on a comment in one of the answers, was the score made with Musescore (or Finale, Sibelius, etc.), or was this from a printed score in a book? (PDFs can be created from book scans.)
– Dekkadeci
2 days ago
Based on a comment in one of the answers, was the score made with Musescore (or Finale, Sibelius, etc.), or was this from a printed score in a book? (PDFs can be created from book scans.)
– Dekkadeci
2 days ago
Yeah it was made in Musescore which lately has been having A LOT of bugs.
– CongressGamingINC
yesterday
Yeah it was made in Musescore which lately has been having A LOT of bugs.
– CongressGamingINC
yesterday
add a comment |
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This sort of looks like what the beams would be, if you wrote out the roll as an 8th note plus all 16ths. Not quite though, I think the 16ths would all be beamed together in each beat. So really, this looks like what the beams would be if it were one 16th and all 32nd notes, except missing one beam. And that would be a decent way of getting MIDI/notation software to play an accented roll if it didn't have the capability of interpreting the tremolo mark.
So my best guess is that this software implements rolls "behind the scenes" as described, but hides that layer, and some glitch has caused part of that layer to become visible.
Either that, or this is some weird visualization meant to show you what the playback is going to do, which wouldn't print.
answered 2 days ago
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I'll note that, in MuseScore at least, it's easily possible to hide the notes and stems but not the beams. I've accidentally left pieces of notes in scores where they were supposed to be hidden.
– trlkly
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This sort of looks like what the beams would be, if you wrote out the roll as an 8th note plus all 16ths. Not quite though, I think the 16ths would all be beamed together in each beat. So really, this looks like what the beams would be if it were one 16th and all 32nd notes, except missing one beam. And that would be a decent way of getting MIDI/notation software to play an accented roll if it didn't have the capability of interpreting the tremolo mark.
So my best guess is that this software implements rolls "behind the scenes" as described, but hides that layer, and some glitch has caused part of that layer to become visible.
Either that, or this is some weird visualization meant to show you what the playback is going to do, which wouldn't print.
answered 2 days ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
15.1k23556
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I'll note that, in MuseScore at least, it's easily possible to hide the notes and stems but not the beams. I've accidentally left pieces of notes in scores where they were supposed to be hidden.
– trlkly
2 days ago
add a comment |
This sort of looks like what the beams would be, if you wrote out the roll as an 8th note plus all 16ths. Not quite though, I think the 16ths would all be beamed together in each beat. So really, this looks like what the beams would be if it were one 16th and all 32nd notes, except missing one beam. And that would be a decent way of getting MIDI/notation software to play an accented roll if it didn't have the capability of interpreting the tremolo mark.
So my best guess is that this software implements rolls "behind the scenes" as described, but hides that layer, and some glitch has caused part of that layer to become visible.
Either that, or this is some weird visualization meant to show you what the playback is going to do, which wouldn't print.
answered 2 days ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
15.1k23556
3
I'll note that, in MuseScore at least, it's easily possible to hide the notes and stems but not the beams. I've accidentally left pieces of notes in scores where they were supposed to be hidden.
– trlkly
2 days ago
add a comment |
This sort of looks like what the beams would be, if you wrote out the roll as an 8th note plus all 16ths. Not quite though, I think the 16ths would all be beamed together in each beat. So really, this looks like what the beams would be if it were one 16th and all 32nd notes, except missing one beam. And that would be a decent way of getting MIDI/notation software to play an accented roll if it didn't have the capability of interpreting the tremolo mark.
So my best guess is that this software implements rolls "behind the scenes" as described, but hides that layer, and some glitch has caused part of that layer to become visible.
Either that, or this is some weird visualization meant to show you what the playback is going to do, which wouldn't print.
answered 2 days ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
15.1k23556
This sort of looks like what the beams would be, if you wrote out the roll as an 8th note plus all 16ths. Not quite though, I think the 16ths would all be beamed together in each beat. So really, this looks like what the beams would be if it were one 16th and all 32nd notes, except missing one beam. And that would be a decent way of getting MIDI/notation software to play an accented roll if it didn't have the capability of interpreting the tremolo mark.
So my best guess is that this software implements rolls "behind the scenes" as described, but hides that layer, and some glitch has caused part of that layer to become visible.
Either that, or this is some weird visualization meant to show you what the playback is going to do, which wouldn't print.
answered 2 days ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
15.1k23556
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I'll note that, in MuseScore at least, it's easily possible to hide the notes and stems but not the beams. I've accidentally left pieces of notes in scores where they were supposed to be hidden.
– trlkly
2 days ago
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I'll note that, in MuseScore at least, it's easily possible to hide the notes and stems but not the beams. I've accidentally left pieces of notes in scores where they were supposed to be hidden.
– trlkly
2 days ago
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3
I'll note that, in MuseScore at least, it's easily possible to hide the notes and stems but not the beams. I've accidentally left pieces of notes in scores where they were supposed to be hidden.
– trlkly
2 days ago
I'll note that, in MuseScore at least, it's easily possible to hide the notes and stems but not the beams. I've accidentally left pieces of notes in scores where they were supposed to be hidden.
– trlkly
2 days ago
add a comment |
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What piece is this? That might help somewhat. As it is, my first guess is that something has gone wrong in the software. Either some things aren’t appearing, or the wrong character from the font has been substituted. Something along those lines.
– Pat Muchmore
Apr 21 at 0:32
The piece is Gusty Garden Galaxy and maybe that might be it because it’s weirdly spaced and it doesn’t show up on other sheets, although if it is a software problem would it show up on multiple sources because it shows up in the pdf file the picture is from and on the YouTube video of the music itself.
– CongressGamingINC
2 days ago
1
Based on a comment in one of the answers, was the score made with Musescore (or Finale, Sibelius, etc.), or was this from a printed score in a book? (PDFs can be created from book scans.)
– Dekkadeci
2 days ago
Yeah it was made in Musescore which lately has been having A LOT of bugs.
– CongressGamingINC
yesterday