Ben Tupper commented,
Peter, Back to Gardner Read: He shows (p. 307) an example of cross-staff beaming with a complex mix of note lengths and rests That could obviously be applied here, but I now think that is not the...
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Tried that. What I got was an unholy scrambled mess, all the treble notes scrambled on top of the bass clef notes. What I remember doing was a manual click and drag. I think in two layers.
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No swell on the final note, but also no dim. or rit. in the previous eight measures, just a sudden drop off in dynamic level at theend of the hairpin wheb it reaches the PPP mark. Elsewhere, ff pl...
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XP 14d I have a piece which ends on ppp, dying out to a whisper on the final long note. That worked in 11b, but when I moved it to 14d the final note gives a dynamic swell, completely destroying ...
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XP 14d I think I want this measure to have a common beam between staves something like this: I did this several years ago, but I don't remember how, and the manual is woefully defective and incomp...
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Granted, the Score Manager does some interesting and useful things. . But most computer programs have more than one path to significant actions It would be OK to put a staff naming function in ...
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Thank you. That's a weird, obtuse place to put it. Who would'a thunk to look under window to do something with a staff. And a clumsy, lengthy process to make the change. About seven steps to do...
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Windows 14d Several years ago I wrote a piece for viola and piano in 11b. Yesterday a cellist asked me to reset it for her, so I pulled it up into 14d, changed the clef, transposed it down an oc...
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One more problem. Turns out that when I modify one instance of the shape in situ, it modifies all others assigned as well. They need to be independently modifiable. Do I have to duplicate instan...
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Thanks, Michael, I'm not sure if what you show here is actually workable for all applications. Namely, if the length is fixed, one would have to create a new mark for every position where it would...