Richard Smith wrote:
Yes. On the keypad (under the second tab) there is a button the toggles
between full size and cue size. Select any note or passage, click the
button and it becomes a cue. Click it again and it's full size.
Disabling the sound (if you want) is a second step found in the
properties panel. Again, just a single click for any selected note or
passage.
If your not familiar with Sibelius, the keypad is an on screen
representation of the ten keypad on a full size keyboard. The buttons
may be clicked on screen with the mouse or selected at the actual
keyboard. There are selectable five tabs on the keypad and the cue note
switch is under the second. The entire process can be carried out
(except note selection) without a mouse.
but to be honest, Sibelius only recognizes cue notes as small notes of a
particular size and has provided a convenient way to change music
entered into a staff into that size. Sibelius doesn't recognize cues as
relating to some other part so that edits in the original part are not
reflected in any cues which were copied from that original part. And
cues don't remain in the original clef if the clef for the part which
the cues are in is changed.
such a mirrored function would be a wonderful feature for whichever
software product introduced it first!
--
David H. Bailey
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