Oops, I just restated the majority of what you just said. That's what
happens when I don't read all new messages first...
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Bowden" <[email protected]>
To: "QWS list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2011 4:44 PM
Subject: Re: QWS List Numbers in dialogs when not in common, 4/4, time.
Hi Nick,
I'll try and answer your questions. My answers interspersed with your
questions.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nick Adamson" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2011 8:50 PM
...
1. I'm writing a Pease in 3/4 time and i'm seeing some odd things.
(A) - when navigating by bar using the left and right arrow keys its not
navigating by 3 beets per push, I think its navigating by 4. Is this
expected.
Yes: what your experiencing with the Left and Right cursor is the Zoom
factor which can be set independent of the metronome. The command you
need is View->Zoom. Enter 3 and press OK.
(B) i'm trying to put in a progression of notes using the progression
command so i'm setting it up to do 1 octave between values 1.000 and
2.000 thinking that this would fill the first beet of the bar, (still in
3/4 time), but its doing something really odd, Have I miss understood
what the from and to values are? from memory this worked when in 4/4.
Progression should work no matter what your metronome settings are. Just
note that a progression from 1.000 to 2.000 will fill the second beat,
because the first beat is position 0.000.
3. When using the progression command on notes it goes up a chromatic
scale, as in all 12 notes of an octave, Is there any way of setting the
base cord and going up every note of the scale. I tried using the note
transform function with little success.
Currently, there is no way to make scale progressions. It will just do a
chromatic.
Slightly slower than a progression, but still quite doable: use the Note
Editor, set up the length and velocity and the Snap value. Then manually
insert the progression on the scale you want. Example, C major going up
from C4 to C5:
Ctrl+K (Note editor.
p (snap) (enter value), I'll use 24 (32nd notes (US terminology),
demisemiquavers (UK terminology).
Ensure off a note: K Enter (Enter starting note) C4, Enter.
V Enter (enter velocity) 80 Enter.
L Enter (Enter length of note) 0.24 Enter.
Now here comes the scale:
Ins, Up, Up, Right,
Ins, Up, Up, Right,
Ins, Up, Right,
Ins, Up, Up, RIght,
...
Hope this helps.
James.
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