I gave thought to this before my post, but one can perhaps think of
other methods covering up for that.
Hans Aberg
On 24 Feb 2007, at 15:31, Imre Polik wrote:
I think that this error propagation effect of the relative notation is
actually beneficial, it makes it much easier to catch a note in the
wrong octave. If you suddenly you get a lot of ledger lines, you see
where the problem starts. And it uses the fewest possible keystrokes.
Imre
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McMaster University
Advanced Optimization Lab
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