On 28 Aug 2005, at 6:23 AM, dhbailey wrote:
Darcy James Argue wrote:
is there a way to search a staff for all incidents of, say, the
pitch D2, and changing them all to the pitch B3 -- while leaving
all other pitches (included D's and B's in other octaves) alone?
I'm looking for
I actually think I have an easy solution to your dilemma, Darcy --
simply go edit the percussion map, redefining the playback pitch
for the note(s) in question.
That would leave the displayed notes at the same locations on the
staves, eliminating the need for two sets of percussion staves or
two different files, and the only hardship would be to ensure you
have the correctly-edited percussion map at the point of initiating
playback.
Yes, that's PERFECT. Thanks, David.
Another thing to investigate would be defining two different
percussion maps for a single work, with the display pitches being
the same, the only difference being the defined playback pitch. I
don't know if it is possible to switch between two such similarly
defined percussion maps without having the percussion staff go
haywire, but it bears investigating.
It's absolutely possible. So when switching from GM playback to GPO
playback, you just have to create a new percussion map (called, for
instance, "GM entry, GPO Playback") with the playback pitches edited.
This is a MUCH better solution that transposing existing parts --
thanks!
- Darcy
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