On Jun 9, 2005, at 6:05 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
It does. But I can re-enter the entire score faster than adding
bajillions
of articulations to some notes and not others, changing quantizations,
etc., etc. Plus I still have to deal with dotted rhythms that have to
be
changed by hand.
I'm still not following why you can't do this with articulations. Mass
Mover's "Apply Articulation" function has an option that lets you apply
only to notes of a certain duration. So you design a separate
"staccato" articulation for each note value, with different percentage
in the duration box so that the resultant value is always the same --
say, 25% for half note, 50% for eighth, 33% for dotted eighth, etc.
Then you run apply articulation once for each note value. That makes,
what, maybe about 10 passes to get 99% of your notes, right? Why
doesn't that work?
I'm assuming you can't enter an absolute value (ie, non-perccent) as
duration for the staccato, like you can for key velocity. If you can,
then it's even easier.
Or maybe I'm missing something?
mdl
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