On Friday 20 January 2006 01:07 am, Marcos Guglielmetti wrote:

> #: ../gui/bankeditor.cpp:733
> msgid "<no key mapping>"
> msgstr "<sin cambio de tono>"
>
> (podría ser "tónica" o "tonalidad" en lugar de "tono")

tecla

> #: ../gui/dialogs.cpp:3246
> msgid "Adjust times of following events accordingly"
> msgstr "Ajustar relativamente los tiempos de los siguientes segmentos"

> "accordingly": no sé si se refiere a "de acuerdo a algo", o "de forma
> relativa" o, "de manera homogénea"(homogeneous )

I'm not sure how I'd translate it, but not like either one of those, I don't 
think.  como sea necesario maybe.

What it does is

* you make a selection in the matrix
* you call Adjust -> Stretch or Squash
* you get to the dialog where this string is, and pick what span of time you 
want the selection to be stretched or squashed to fit into

If this box is checked, the events (eventos, *not* segmentos; this only works 
within one segment, and does not affect any segments that follow it) move 
forward or back in time as necessary to avoid creating either an overlap or a 
gap.

If the box is not checked, and you make the notes shorter, then there will be 
a gap between the last note in the selection and the start of the first note 
that wasn't part of the selection.  If you make the notes longer, they will 
stretch out and overlap whatever was already in that particular span of time.

> "staves": no puedo encontrar qué representa esto en español... ¿líneas,
> barras que separan los compases?

Mi diccionario dice "pentagrama"

> #: ../gui/notationtool.cpp:1157
> #, fuzzy mgg
> msgid "Respell as Natural"
> msgstr "Redibujar de modo natural"
>
> "Respell": spell (to -) --> deletrear ... en el caso de la notación,
> calculo que quiere decir "anotar", o "redibujar"

I have no idea how to discuss this in Spanish.  It has to do with enharmonics.  
The "black key" notes on a piano keyboard can be spelled one of two ways, as 
Bb or A#, for example.  I don't know if you can "deletrear" enharmonic 
variations in Spanish or not.  I would guess this is probably idiomatic, and 
does not translate literally.

This is too obscure and specialized a concept for any of my reference books to 
be of any use here.

What it's used for is if you have an Eb that you want to rewrite as a D# for 
some reason.  You can use this function to change it without having to delete  
the Eb, then go insert a D# in its place.

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