The DB sounds an octave lower than written. E.g., if it reads a cello
part (which is often does, hence the term Double Bass), it will sound
an octave lower than the celli.
Dean
On Jul 2, 2007, at 8:45 PM, Will Denayer wrote:
'You need to setup the transposition properly for a double bass staff.
Set the transposition to be Up Octave, then use mass mover to
transpose
the whole staff down an octave. You will get the lower octave for
playback sound since that's the "real" data, and you'll see the music
an octave higher since that's the "display data."'
I am sorry, but I do not understand this, could someone please
explain this in a bit more detail?
Thank you and best regards, Will
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