2007/8/28, D. Michael McIntyre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Step 2, delete bits from both segments so they contain different
> information.
> I'm looking at two identical overlapping segments, and it's impossible to
> tell what belongs to what when I start deleting things. What am I doing?
Look at RawNoteRuler (in svn).
The "up/down one voice" or whatever keyboard shortcuts are potentially
> useful, but without any indication which segment is what, it's really not
> practical to keep good track, and I'd be better off working with the
> segments
> on different staffs.
Alt + PageUp/PageDown (Tools -> Local Cursor -> Cursor Previous Segment or
Cursor Next Segment). All notes in the segments are selected when pressing
these keys. RawNoteRuler shows the start and end time of the segment and
draws the extent with the specified segment color.
Toward that problem, it occurs to me to put some kind of fast toolbar toggle
> in the GUI to switch between "black mode" and "voice mode" or whatever
> better
> nomenclature we might come up with. In "voice mode," the notes from each
> segment would get drawn in a different color. Perhaps the simplest way to
>
> handle what color would be to use the segment color. If I want three
> voices
> in three colors, then I can pick the colors for the three segments. Sort
> of.
Interesting idea to use the segment color for different voices. The segment
color is already shown for the selected segment in RawNoteRuler. Current
segment could be black.
If they're overlapping, how can I change them independently? Problem. So
> perhaps that's not the simplest way after all.
It easy already now. You cannot change segment, if you do not click outside
the extents of the segment.
However, if you are in doubt with the select tool in NotationView, you may
change the segment by pressing a note in an another segment. Then you need
to press Ctrl+A, and all notes in the segments are selected, after which you
can pick up the note of interest.
--
Heikki
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