I understand, and that is the way it has always worked. What you see on the staff is what you hear (speedy--is what you play) regardless of staff transposition. It's a pain, but I imagine the opposite would be a pain to some people as well--that is, if it meant that in speedy you play in the note you want to see (transposed), but hear it in correct sounding pitch. I would get used to that and like it, but it could be more confusing to some folks.
I wouldn't mind seeing a toggle for this behavior in the Options menu or somewhere.
Tim
On Sunday, June 8, 2003, at 06:50 AM, David H. Bailey wrote:
But in simple entry, he is complaining that he is hearing a DIFFERENT midi sound from what he should hear when he puts a not on a transposing staff.
In other words, if I understand his problem (which maybe I don't) if he is entering an F on a Horn in F transposed staff, he should hear a Bb but he is actually hearing an F.
He isn't using a midi keyboard to do this, but clicking with the mouse.
Tim Thompson wrote:How would this impact speedy or hyperscribe? Do I play in concert pitch, and see the notes appear on the staff transposed? I agree that it is a pain to play in the notes in a transposed score as they should be written, but to hear them sounding as if they were not transposed, but of course, I am just hearing the MIDI output of the key I am pressing. I think that is the sticky issue.
Tim
On Saturday, June 7, 2003, at 06:32 PM, Earl Price wrote:
--- Jari Williamsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Earl Price writes:
Speaking of playback, I wish that Coda would fix playback of transposing instruments during Simple
note
entry. Currently what we hear is playback of the pitch entered as if it were concert pitch. This
is
annoying when working in transposed scores, which
is
the way I always work.
Have you (and others who want it) sent in a feature request?
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
I'm sure I've seen this issue discussed here before. I assumed that users have complained about it before, but I'll certainly send Coda a feature request ASAP. BTW, I don't consider this a feature. I feel that transposed instruments should sound the CORRECT concert pitch when entering notes in Simple note entry, and the fact that they don't do that means to me that it's not working properly.
All the best,
Lon
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