Stromian Tuplet Notation - Revision history

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Bridge Tuplets

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	== Bridge Tuplets ==		== Bridge Tuplets ==
	[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]]][[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplet\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].		[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]]][[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+4+1]]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplet\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].

	[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4] means that there are the first 5 septuplets, followed by the "6:4" bridge tuplet, followed by the last 4 sextuplets.		[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4] means that there are the first 5 septuplets, followed by the "6:4" bridge tuplet, followed by the last 4 sextuplets.
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	[6:4][2+5:3+1]		[6:4][2+5:3+1]

	[6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]		[6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+4+1]

	The benefit of laying it out in a sequence is legibility. If the whole thing is overwhelming to parse, you can work on grasping the first couple of boxes first, instead of taking it in all at once.		The benefit of laying it out in a sequence is legibility. If the whole thing is overwhelming to parse, you can work on grasping the first couple of boxes first, instead of taking it in all at once.

Fizzwikiadmin at 01:43, 23 August 2026

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	== Bridge Tuplets ==		== Bridge Tuplets ==
	[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]]][[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]One way of notating [[Bridge ~~Tuplets~~\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].		[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]]][[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplet\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].

	[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4] means that there are the first 5 septuplets, followed by the "6:4" bridge tuplet, followed by the last 4 sextuplets.		[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4] means that there are the first 5 septuplets, followed by the "6:4" bridge tuplet, followed by the last 4 sextuplets.

Fizzwikiadmin: /* Bridge Tuplets */

2026-08-22T01:33:15Z

Bridge Tuplets

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	== Bridge Tuplets ==		== Bridge Tuplets ==
	[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]][[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].		[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]]][[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].

	[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4] means that there are the first 5 septuplets, followed by the "6:4" bridge tuplet, followed by the last 4 sextuplets.		[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4] means that there are the first 5 septuplets, followed by the "6:4" bridge tuplet, followed by the last 4 sextuplets.

Fizzwikiadmin at 01:47, 9 August 2026

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	=== Time signature method ===		=== Time signature method ===
	Another way of notating non-dyadic tuplets in STN is to use a time signature as a denominator. For example, a non-dyadic sextuplet consisting of only 5 sextuplets could be written as "7:5/6". This method is usually more confusing to read than the @ symbol method, but is sometimes useful when clarifying the exact length of the tuplet.		Another way of notating non-dyadic tuplets in STN is to use a time signature as a denominator. For example, a non-dyadic sextuplet consisting of only 5 sextuplets could be written as "5:5/6". This method is usually more confusing to read than the @ symbol method, but is sometimes useful when clarifying the exact length of the tuplet.

	== Bridge Tuplets ==		== Bridge Tuplets ==
	[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]]]		[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]][[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].
	[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].
			[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4] means that there are the first 5 septuplets, followed by the "6:4" bridge tuplet, followed by the last 4 sextuplets.

	This step of adding another box to create another bridge tuplet can be repeated indefinitely. For example, the top-to-bottom sequence of progressively complex tuplets shown in the "bridged bridge tuplet" image can be written as such:		This step of adding another box to create another bridge tuplet can be repeated indefinitely. For example, the top-to-bottom sequence of progressively complex tuplets shown in the "bridged bridge tuplet" image can be written as such:

Fizzwikiadmin: /* Bridge Tuplets */

2026-08-02T04:09:00Z

Bridge Tuplets

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	== Bridge Tuplets ==		== Bridge Tuplets ==
	[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]		[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]]]
	[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].		[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].

Fizzwikiadmin: /* Non-Dyadic Tuplets */

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Non-Dyadic Tuplets

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	== Bridge Tuplets ==		== Bridge Tuplets ==
	[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]		[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]
	[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].		[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet [6:4], [6:4][2+5:3+1], [6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].

	This step of adding another box to create another bridge tuplet can be repeated indefinitely. For example, the top-to-bottom sequence of progressively complex tuplets shown in the "bridged bridge tuplet" image can be written as such:		This step of adding another box to create another bridge tuplet can be repeated indefinitely. For example, the top-to-bottom sequence of progressively complex tuplets shown in the "bridged bridge tuplet" image can be written as such:

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Bridge Tuplets

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	[6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]		[6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]

			The benefit of laying it out in a sequence is legibility. If the whole thing is overwhelming to parse, you can work on grasping the first couple of boxes first, instead of taking it in all at once.

	== Limitations ==		== Limitations ==

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Limitations

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	== Bridge Tuplets ==		== Bridge Tuplets ==
	[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]		[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]
	[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet~~[6:4~~]~~[6:4~~]~~[2+5:3+1][6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]~~		[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].
	One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].

	This step of adding another box to create another bridge tuplet can be repeated indefinitely. For example, the top-to-bottom sequence of progressively complex tuplets shown in the "~~Bridged~~ bridge tuplet" image can be written as such:		This step of adding another box to create another bridge tuplet can be repeated indefinitely. For example, the top-to-bottom sequence of progressively complex tuplets shown in the "bridged bridge tuplet" image can be written as such:

	[6:4]		[6:4]

Fizzwikiadmin: /* Bridge Tuplets */

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Bridge Tuplets

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	== Bridge Tuplets ==		== Bridge Tuplets ==
	[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]		[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg\|thumb\|200x200px\|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]
	[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet[6:4]		[[File:Bridged bridge tuplet.jpg\|alt=Bridged bridge tuplet\|thumb\|199x199px\|Bridged bridge tuplet[6:4][6:4][2+5:3+1][6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]

	[6:4][2+5:3+1]

	[6:4][2+5:3+1][1+3:2+5]]]
	One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].		One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets\|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].

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 == Bridge Tuplets ==
-[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg|thumb|200x200px|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]One way of notating [[Bridge Tuplets|bridge tuplets]] in STN is by using '''two''' bracketed sections, the '''first''' one laying out the two tuplets being bridged, and the '''second''' one laying out where the bridge tuplet starts, its ratio, and where it ends. For example, a bridge tuplet in which a '''7:4''' and a '''6:4''' are being bridged by a '''6:4''' somewhere in the middle could be written like [7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4].
+[[File:Bridge Tuplet Visualization.jpg|thumb|200x200px|[7:4+6:4][5+6:4+4]:8]]
 == Limitations ==