‘Fall off ‘notation

[David Holden]

How do you add a wavy ‘fall off’ to a note ? ( a wavy gliss will only work if connecting to a following note )

Dave

[EIB]

9 hours ago, David Holden said:

How do you add a wavy ‘fall off’ to a note ? ( a wavy gliss will only work if connecting to a following note )

Dave

Hi Dave,

Other than the gliss options which are already available in the current releases of Crescendo (refer to the attached screenshot),

 

You may also use the Acciaccatura/Appoggiatura tools which can be found when you right click on a single note > Grace notes

 

[David Holden]

Thanks for reply. However, none of your suggested options (gliss tools; grace note) provide a “ long fall off” indication. The nearest to such indication is “gliss” but the wavy downward line can only be achieved when the note in question is connected to a following note by it (that is a “gliss” , but not a “fall” )

So I am left with no solution other than to write “fall” from text tool

Dave

[Chris75]

Yes, sadly the program does not have other options than what already described here. You can share any improving suggestions with the developers through this link NCH Software Suggestions and Feedback

[David Holden]

Thank you Chris. I will contact developers

Dave

[GaryFGebhardt]

Hi David and Chris75, 

Yes, I was looking for a "fall off" as well. Pretty common for sax players playing jazz, blues, or modern music. 

Gary 

[GaryFGebhardt]

Hey David! 

I actually found the "Fall" notation already in Crescendo! 

Right click on note, then pick "slide" and the last choice in the second category is "fall!" 

Best, 
Gary