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# This example shows how to use the %tuplet keyword
# first with a simple 3:2 tuplet, then with a nested
# tuplet (3:2 inside of 5:3)
@head {
$tempo 80
$time_sig 4/4
$resolution 120 # 3 and 5 are factors, so the tuplets divide evenly.
}
@body {
# count out the time in 4/4
# 1 bar repeated 7 times
@channel 10 "click" {
%repeat 7 {
/l4r4/stick
}
}
@channel 1 "piano" {
/l4r4/e3 # straight bar
# simple tuplet (1 bar played twice)
%repeat 2 {
e # 1 quarter note
%tuplet 3:2 { f+ g f+ } # 3 quarter notes in the space of 2
d # quarter note on 4th beat of the bar
}
/l4r4/e # straight bar
# nested tuplets (1 bar played twice)
%repeat 2 {
e # 1 quarter note
%tuplet 5:3 { # 5:3 tuplet (to end of bar (1+3=4)
f+ g a # 3 quarter notes (of 5) in 5:3
%tuplet 3:2 { # nested 3:2 tuplet (to end of 5:3
# tuplet (3+2=5))
g f+ d # 3 quarter notes (of 3) in 3:2
} # end of 3:2 tuplet
} # end of 5:3 tuplet
}
/l4r4/e # straight bar
}
}
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