A nested tuplet in Music Theory is when a tuplet (a rhythmic grouping of notes) is divided into smaller tuplets within it. This creates complex rhythmic patterns and can add a sense of tension and excitement to the music.
To calculate nested tuplets, start by determining the overall beat unit of the larger tuplet, which sets the context for the nested ones. Next, identify the specific rhythmic values of both the outer and inner tuplets. Multiply these values according to the tuplet ratios to find their equivalent in terms of the basic beat unit. Finally, apply the resulting rhythmic values to the notes in the respective tuplets, ensuring that the total duration matches the expected rhythmic framework.
Septuplets.
Could possibly be: Undectuplets, undentuplets or hendectuplets.
There is no prefix for it. Usually this is tuplet like octuplet.
If we name them the same as multiple births following the pattern of triplets, quadruplets, quintuplets, etc. it would be nonuplets.See Related links below.
Simply click a note, press 3 on your keyboard, and there's your triplet. You can also do this by clicking "Score" in the Noteflight menu and clicking "Create Tuplet" Hope that helped.