On Jul 25, 2008, at 2:19 PM, dhbailey wrote:
John Blane wrote:
Actually you can hold down a metatool and drag-enclose a whole
bunch of notes (horizontally and vertically) and apply them en
masse. You do need to select (click) each note in Sibelius to
apply multiple aritcs at once.
In Sibelius you click on the original note and then click on the
last note you want and all the intervening notes on all the
intervening staves are selected for mass assignment of a contiguous
area.
You're right, I knew that, but I guess I was thinking more in terms
on a non-contiguous situation.
And don't forget that you can hold down the delete key and drag-
enclose a bunch of notes to remove them.
As for changing your mind and wanting a different articulation, if
you select the handle(s) of an articulation and tap twice on a
different metatool the artic it will change to that one
That's something I wasn't aware of and am glad to know of it --
thanks for pointing it out. If you don't have a metatool assigned
for the articulation you want it to change to, will it change via
the articulation dialog?
No it won't - wish it did. I guess that is the moment you give the
other artic a metatool.
John Blane
Blane Music Preparation
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Highland Park, IL 60035
847 579-9900
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