Grace Notes, Ghost Notes, and Dead Notes

Features request
#1

I’d love a way to do grace notes w/o doubling the BPM for 32nd note grace notes. For those of you who don’t know what a grace note is, http://www.music-mind.com/Music/Srm0088.GIF Some songs have 32nd note grace notes, and it gets annoying doubling the tempo for one or two notes.

I don’t know what dewad notes or Ghost notes are though.

#2

Ohhh, those things are called Grace notes? lmao There were a few in Speed of Light, I just left them out.
Dead notes are for string instruments, you place your finger on the string without pressing it down to make a ‘dead’ sound… I think there’s an instrument in Notessimo that already does that. Yeah, it’s called Damant Spectrum Muted #1.
And Ghost notes… no idea what those are.

#3

A ghost note is a note that is barely (if at all) audible. It is represented by a pair of parentheses around a note.
Here is a picture.

#4

I see now. We all learned something didn’t we. There are tons of grace notes in If I Could Fly by Joe Satriani, and the BPM is 130, so the 32nd note grace notes are noticable. I was thinking about arranging that song, but I’ll do something else (it’s kinda long)

#5

Aren’t those called artificial harmonics? That’s what it’s called on the violin.

#6

Thats the same thing my teacher said too! LOL