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| | Timing Representation |
 | | The tuplet transformation ratio is in the form of 4 integers: a, b, c, and d, where a b-type notes occur in the time of c d-type notes. |
 | | In conventional usage of tuplets, b and d will be the same, but many musicians use tuplets in an "unconventional" way, and may choose to represent a tuplet as, for example, three half notes in the time of four quarter notes (a, b, c, d = 3, 2, 4, 4). |
 | | A tuplet is normally a multi-node symbol, represented by a series of Tuplet node chunks, each one associated with one Stem chunk. |
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