Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Noel Stoutenburg schrieb:
There was a time when I would have been nodding my head in agreement
as I read Johannes' post. However, I have found what for me is a
highly effective work-around. Before I create expressions,
articulations, or in some cases, smart shapes, I open a new "document
without libraries" (once called, IIRC, an "empty document") enter a
note or rest if needed, and create the expression, articulation, or
smart shape in the newly opened document. I then save the library,
which is then available to be loaded into any other document.
So what happens if you need to change an articulation that has already
been used? You would have to do this in all 23 files.
No, I would consider a need for a different ("changed") articulation as
reason to create another one. I suppose if I really liked the new one
well enough to insist on replacing the old one, then I'd go back and
reload the mini-library into the files, and delete the old one. A bit
of time spent considering the project before beginning the actual work
will prevent this type of event most of the time.
ns
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