Convert to triplet
How do I make the e-d-e in the 2nd voice into a triplet?
The first e is played with the first chord, then the d-e is played before the 2nd chord
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Are you sure you don't want this (triplet in voice 1)? See: 1triplet.mscz, and image below.
If you have a picture of this measure, please attach it, to avoid any ambiguity.
In reply to Are you sure you don't want… by cadiz1
Thanks your reply. I don't know whether I need a 2nd voice or not. The notes in your example don't reflect how its played. The e-d-e-f# are all even in tempo. (that quarter rest is not there)
In reply to Thanks your reply. I don't… by allelopath
"The notes in your example don't reflect how its played"
Have you an image of this measure? Or are you taking notes by ear?
EDIT:
![3triplet.jpg]( "3triplet.jpg")
"(that quarter rest is not there)"
Better?
In reply to "The notes in your example… by cadiz1
I'm writing the song
In reply to I'm writing the song by allelopath
Well, do you write the song from an existing score (a pdf or image - if so, please attach a picture), or do you compose a song, or try to transcribe what you hear on a video or something else?
Otherwise, we're reduced to a guessing game.
In reply to Well, do you write the song… by cadiz1
wav file attached. i.e. change the extension from zip to wav. then play
In reply to wav file attached. i.e… by allelopath
Well then, I'd say that: 4triplet.mscz
![5 triolet.jpg]( "5 triolet.jpg")
I.e, a triplet of quarter notes, followed by a half note (if we are indeed in 4/4, we could also write it, it would even be better here, in Cut Time)
In reply to Well then, I'd say that: … by cadiz1
Thanks! My apologies for the lack of clarity at the start.