🎶 Argysionnach

I might be biased because I love Bravely Default's OST, but this is fantastic.

The only thing that I question is the chance that they may have made it on their own. I'll assume not, since I have no idea where the hell to get a manual, but if it's in-game, it's unlikely but possible to have gotten the mats by now, assuming they've been doing around-the-clock grinding with a full party of willing friends, in both rabbie phantasm AND alban knights training ground..

Again, if the triplets are an issue, you can just look at that chart. i.e. if you see what looks like an eighth note, and it's part of a triplet, it's a 12th note. If it looks like a quarter note, but it's part of a triplet, it's a sixth note. Etc. etc. etc. Also, consider yourself lucky :'D (also also, I guess saying N/A for a whole-note in a triplet isn't completely true. It'd be a 2/3rd of a measure in duration -- you'd have to use a 3&3 to show it though, since fractions don't work in mml :D)

An easy way to remember in the future is that the division of the note has to be smaller than the note it fits in Made a quick cheatsheet for future reference, if you guys want it (though it only applies to triplets, not quintuplets or septuplets [I've run into those before, that's when you have to deal with 28th and 56th notes. Bluhhhh])

The note measures per 4 beats would be 8 8 8 12 24 8 8 12 24 12 24 | 8 8 8 8 8 8 12 24 12 24 | 8 8 8 8 8 8 12 24 12 24 A triplet fitting in a half note would be 6th notes, a triplet fitting in a quarter note would be divided up into 12ths, a triplet in an eighth note would be 24th notes, and so on. In this instance, it's triplets fitting into an eighth note, but with a double-length note taking the place of two of the sub-beats. Lachesis was close, but was up a triplet size. Sorry I didn't see this last May lol. _____ Here's the sample mml for what you posted, as an example