aleatory music
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Lurker
deckert wrote:Does anybody know of a source explaining about aleatory music in Sibelius ?
There are a couple of examples that come with Sibelius which include a number of notations that could be used in aleatoric scores.
You can also define a new staff tyle which doesn't show barlines (so you can have sections of any length you like, though the spacing will be the same as with barlines - adjust the X parameter in prperties.
Look at the posts about cadenzas to see how to put sequences of notes which don't 'match' against each other with hidden nested tuplets.
If you're good at defining symbols, the fonts supplied have a large number of signs you can use for this style of music.
But, actually, the answer is NO, I don't know of a source explaining about aleatoric music in Sibelius.
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Lurker
deckert wrote:Does anybody know of a source explaining about aleatory music in Sibelius ?
There are a couple of examples that come with Sibelius which include a number of notations that could be used in aleatoric scores.
You can also define a new staff style which doesn't show barlines (so you can have sections of any length you like, though the spacing will be the same as with barlines - adjust the X parameter in properties.
Look at the posts about cadenzas to see how to put sequences of notes which don't 'match' against each other with hidden nested tuplets.
If you're good at defining symbols, the fonts supplied have a large number of signs you can use for this style of music.
But, actually, the answer is NO, I don't know of a source explaining about aleatoric music in Sibelius.
