I'm just starting out with OMN so please bear with me here. I don't see a way to represent additive meters like 3/4+1/8 or 4/4+1/16 in the :time-signature argument to def-score. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

-Beth

No replies on this one yet? I don't use this technique myself but you can use lists of lists to combine time-signatures with the three-element list option - see the def-score helpfile:

time-signature is either a two list, e.g. (4 4), or a list of three-lists, e.g.

((4 4 3) (4 8 1) (3 4 1)), where the first two element of each list

are the numerator and denominator of the time signature, and the element is

the number of bars. The bar count maybe omitted from the final time signature.

so you could do--

:time-signature ((3 4 1) (1 8 1) (4 4 1) (1 16 1))

As a rule, the Lisp nested lists allow you to combine in different ways - but check the relevant help files for the sorts of options. This is integers in lists so straightforward.

bw

Andrew