On Tue, 2020-09-01 at 09:35 -0400, aaron mehl wrote: > [...] > --------------------------- > > Also I want a way to move to the right octave without using the > comma > > and apostrophe like a = a, and A=a > > ------------------------- > to be clearer if I assume three octaves for example c1 c2 c3 where > c2 would be on the staff, c1 below the staff and c3 above the staff > (eventhough it doesn't work exacly like that)
Unfortunately computer programs can't work in inexact ways. Denemo has a number of commands for inserting notes of a named pitch, and it would be possible to script new ones but they would need precise semantics. > I would like c2 to be lower case c, c3 upper case C, and c1 be cc. > for example. > When I tried out the keycombo for capital A I think you may mean holding down the Shift key while pressing and releasing the A key while the CapsLock is off. In the default keymap that is the first keypress of a two keypress shortcut. Possible continuations are listed on the status bar bottom right. > it opened the record scheme script dialog. I don't know of such a dialog - can you show a picture of it, or describe its title? Richard > > > > but it starts the record scheme script... > ??? ??? > The only way to start the recording into the Scheme window of > commands > is via the button on the Scheme window, but perhaps you are referring > to something else. > ---------------- > don't know > > > There are also so many options for grace notes, I am not sure what > to > > use. > > For my purposes I use the "KP_Divide" key to transform a note into a > grace note (while entering rhythms on the numeric keypad) and resort > to > the main keyboard for entering pairs of beamed grace notes. The > options > all do different things, so you need to read their help texts and/or > experiment to find out what suits you. And should there be something > that could be done that there is no command for you could always make > a > request for a new feature... > --------------------------- > so KP_Divide transforms, > Thanks. > Aaron > Richard
