This can be used for transcribing scores. > shift or alt or what have you combination with these.Denemo uniquely offers methods to enter music in a musical, rather than mechanical, manner. > to insert an extra note you would not press any of a.g,0.6 but some > It would mean that if you are in the middle of some music and you want > 0,1,2,3,4,5,6) could then become the standard ones for people working > The actions in this mode (ie the behavior of a,b,c,d,e,f,g and > What I think I can do is simply change the behavior of Edit mode to > the extra entry flag that I created (the one labled, somewhat > I have been groping my way out of this confusion for some time now with > instead of appending it effectively moves left and edits the last note. > DURATION then move right into 'appending' and perform the same action. > Consequently, you can edit the last note using say a NOTENAME or > is not on any note, but after all the notes in a measure. > an extra cursor position 'appending' where the idea is that the cursor > the usefulness of that mode ever since.

> When I created Edit mode I missed something which has severely limited > On Fri, at 17:30 +0100, Richard Shann wrote: I'll see about making it the default on freshly On Fri, at 19:14 +0100, Richard Shann wrote: Old modes - a preference can be ticked to bring back the mode menu. Of course, there is no intention of preventing people using the Non-printing rests just mean holding down the Alt key while entering Numeric keypad the rest entry is single-handed anyway, and the I don't propose any key shortcuts for bulk entering of rests they canīe done by holding down Alt key while entering the rests with the If rhythm only notes were not needed, then this could just Non-printing rest would require two key presses, e.g. When entering rhythm-only on numeric keypad. Enter a rest (also Alt-KP_0 etc do the same for KeypadsĪre not universal, so those without would need to set their ownĪlt-0, Alt-1, Alt-2. enter a rhythm-only note of given duration. edit the duration of the note at the cursor or if cursor isĪppending: append a note of given duration (command is d-0. These shortcuts are actually labeled (by GTK) as A, B,Ĭ. (with the best of intentions) JRR made caps lock and shift merge, as in It is not possible to use this at the moment, because (affecting subsequent keystrokes until turned off - usually a light is

Which is ok, as it is understood by keyboard users to be a mode key

This makes CapsLock effectively a mode-switch, switching to insert mode Position, to allow for continuous entry) (command is d-AddA., thisĬapsLock-a, CapsLock-b, CapsLock-c, Insert a note before the cursor. Shift the cursor to the note (command isĪlt-a, Alt-b, Alt-c, Enter the note into the chord at the cursor (or theĬhord before before the cursor if the cursor is in the appending edit the note under the cursor, or append a note (of currentĭuration) if cursor is appending (command is (d-A.) in universal The Good News is that I think I have got to grips with this at last. Well, actually, this is nothing new -ĪFAIK it takes two presses in any current mode to enter notes into a Shortly to be universal mode, it takes two keypresses to add a note to aĬhord (move cursor, enter note). I have been short-changing the chording community here.

Denemo edit with lilypad