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Originally Posted by pcartwright
First, a bug. It looks like trills clash when placed one right after the other.
Second, the whole note trill (trill on the left) is misleading. The ornament symbol is called whole note but it uses a double sharp accidental. When using accidentals in trills, the accidental is applied to the note a diatonic step above the trill. In the case above, the first trill would actually indicate trilling between a G and an A double-sharp (i.e. B) where as the trill on the right, though not labeled a whole step trill, does indicate a trill between G and A (whole step).
Behind Bars by Elaine Gould covers the nuances very succinctly on page 138. |
@schwa,
Can you take a look at this post? I think it's especially relevant before the whole tone trill makes it into a formal build.
http://forum.cockos.com/showpost.php...&postcount=189