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Latest revision as of 22:43, 12 February 2023

Notes shorter than 1/4 usually get one or more flags depending on the note duration.

Short note duration notes can be grouped together under 1 beam

In MusiCAD these are called note clusters.

You can cluster individual notes (notated with flags) and put them under 1 beam with <,> or the button.

Decoupling or un-clustering in reverse is also possible and is done with <'> or the button.

MusiCAD performs clustering automatically using the time signature.

In a vocals part it is sometimes customary to write each note separately, regardless of its duration.

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 In MusiCAD these are called [[clusters|note clusters]].
-You can [[clusters|cluster]] individual notes (notated with flags) and put them under 1 [[beam]] with {{key|,}} or the {{button|pair}} button.
+You can [[clusters|cluster]] individual notes (notated with flags) and put them under 1 [[beam]] with {{key|,}} or the {{button|cluster}} button.
-Decoupling or un-clustering in reverse is also possible and is done with {{key|'}} or the {{btn|detach}} button.
+Decoupling or un-clustering in reverse is also possible and is done with {{key|'}} or the {{btn|uncluster}} button.
 MusiCAD performs clustering automatically using the [[time signature]].