At 19:59 -0400 29/10/09, John Howell wrote: >At 7:45 PM -0200 10/29/09, Haroldo Mauro Jr. wrote: >> >>To me it is inconvenient because when I use Speed Entry with an external >>keyboard, I keep my eyes on the screen and don't look at the keyboard. If I >>hit a wrong note when entering music, my ears warn me, so I can play the >>right note before it is entered. If I play the wrong note in Sibelius, the >>wrong note goes into the score, so I have to stop and fix it. That slows >>down the process. it is easier and faster to detect a wrong note and correct >>it at the keyboard than to edit the score. Could one edit a wrong note in >>Sibelius as fast and easily as moving a finger to an adjacent key in the >>keyboard? > >Up or down arrows, with one's hand already over the number keypad. Perhaps not >as fast, but not too slow. Correcting wrong accidentals might take more >mousing and keystrokes. But entering notes with an external keyboard (left >hand only, if your right is on the number pad) is by far the quickest of the >possible note entry possibilities in Sibelius as well. I'm not a keyboardist, >so I've never attempted real-time keyboard note entry.
I didn't mean real-time note entry. That would have to be done in Hiperscribe, correct? Harold _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list Finale@shsu.edu http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
