They are pretty well defined in Human Playback.
Chuck
On Nov 24, 2007, at 11:59 AM, Adam Golding wrote:
thanks for your helpful responses everyone--chris, by "any others
you need?"
do you mean other combined articulation? yeah, well on a first
glace it
doesn't have stacatissimo+accent for instance or any triple
articulations
such as mezzo-staccato accent. i know i can add these symbols but
now i'm
scratching my head as to what will happen to human playback if i
start doing
that, especially with all the different interpretation styles
(playback
accuracy is top priority for me here)
On 24/11/2007, Christopher Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On Nov 24, 2007, at 12:43 PM, Adam Golding wrote:
what's the fastest way to stop articulations from colliding? i.e.
if I have
both accents and staccati on some notes. dragging them all
manually is
clearly not the way! :p
There are many combined articulations in one character, like accent
and stacatto, etc. This should save you most of the time.
Fermatas are one exception, so I have a second fermata with different
default positioning for situations when combined with an accent.
Also possible is as SOON as you enter it, it is selected, so you can
nudge with arrow keys.
If you have to move a bunch at once because you missed them upon
entry, select all that need nudging, then hit the arrow key to affect
all selected at once.
Any others you need?
Christopher
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