On Thu, 2024-12-05 at 17:18 +0000, Richard Shann wrote: > On Thu, 2024-12-05 at 16:49 +0000, wak...@tilde.team wrote: > > hello, In the few scores I've made in Denemo so far I usually enter > > the durations first, then the pitches with the on-screen > > piano, which automatically advances the cursor to the next note. As > > far as I can tell if you enter pitches with the keyboard > > the cursor doesn't advance though (if you are changing the pitches > > of > > durations I should add). Is there a setting such that I > > can advance the cursor when I enter pitches with keyboard keys, if > > I > > have already entered all the durations? > I don't think so - you could construct such a set of commands, they > would have scripts of the following form: > > (d-A) > (d-NextNote) > > for note A with (d-B) for note B etc. However, this would be of > limited > use,
Well, on its own that's true enough, however there are commands to sharpen/flatten the next entered note e.g. Command: Sharpen Next Note Increases the sharpness of the next entered note. The status bar shows the current state. Location: Object Menu ▶ Notes/Rests ▶ Note Insertion Internal Name: PendingSharpen and there are commands to move the cursor up/down an octave e.g. Command: Octave Up Moves cursor up one octave. Location: Main Menu ▶ Navigation ▶ Cursor Internal Name: JumpUpOctave so you could conceivably create a PC-keyboard entry method by creating such a set of commands to advance the cursor after editing the note name and assigning shortcuts (e.g. a, b, c ...) to them. Richard > since you would have to move the cursor back again if you wanted > an accidental or a different octave. > > HTH > > Richard > > > > > > thanks, George > > > >
