In 17th century music, the 3/2 sign is a mensuration sign rather than a time signature. The encoders use a time signature. These should be changed (manually or more easily with a script) to be mensuration signs.
In other words, *M3/2 should be changed to *met(3/2) in such scores.
Alternatively I could write a VHV filter to do this. In that case I will look at the duration of a measure labeled with 3/2 if the duration is not a dotted whole note, then convert the time signature into a mensuration sign.
Mensuration signs will not be shown unless there is a (automatically hidden) time signature. What time signature to use in such cases is not entirely clear. For our purpose it is not really important. I typically use *M3/3%2 which means three triplet whole notes per measure (where there are three beats in the measure). Alternativly *M2/1 is ok since it is technically what the duration of the measure is (two regular whole notes), but it is useful to capture the beat durations in the time signatures.
In 17th century music, the
3/2sign is a mensuration sign rather than a time signature. The encoders use a time signature. These should be changed (manually or more easily with a script) to be mensuration signs.In other words,
*M3/2should be changed to*met(3/2)in such scores.Alternatively I could write a VHV filter to do this. In that case I will look at the duration of a measure labeled with
3/2if the duration is not a dotted whole note, then convert the time signature into a mensuration sign.Mensuration signs will not be shown unless there is a (automatically hidden) time signature. What time signature to use in such cases is not entirely clear. For our purpose it is not really important. I typically use
*M3/3%2which means three triplet whole notes per measure (where there are three beats in the measure). Alternativly*M2/1is ok since it is technically what the duration of the measure is (two regular whole notes), but it is useful to capture the beat durations in the time signatures.Example:
https://polishscores.org/?id=16xx:1489&con=TsTp{80} https://verovio.humdrum.org/?file=https:%2F%2Fhumdrum.nifc.pl%2F16xx:1489.krn
Corrected:
But obviously I should implement a
3/2mensuration sign before doing that.