Mark:
> I haven't used Type in Score enough to have a thorough sense of it. I
> always assumed that TIS works fine by itself, and it's only the attempt to
> mix the two that leads to trouble. If you never go into the Edit Lyrics
> window ever, then TIS is perfectly safe, right? You can add and
At 5:08 PM 09/15/03, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
>What's wrong with opt-click (on the mac. I think it might me
>Alt-Click on the PC) for click assignment of every syllable to
>successive notes until a measure rest occurs? Unless you have
>melismas on every syllable, it is very fast, and it is quit
At 1:47 PM 09/15/03, Richard Huggins wrote:
>Click Assignment has its degree of usefullness, but I sure as heck wish
>they'd replace the "click" part. I hate moving the mouse to the next
>syllable, clicking, then "rinse and repeat" to the end. I would like to be
>able to use keystrokes to do this
At 1:47 PM -0500 9/15/03, Richard Huggins wrote:
Click Assignment has its degree of usefullness, but I sure as heck wish
they'd replace the "click" part. I hate moving the mouse to the next
syllable, clicking, then "rinse and repeat" to the end. I would like to be
able to use keystrokes to do this
I've had little except very negative experiences with Opt-Click. It doesn't
handle certain situations well. For example, I had one recently where at a
given measure the sopranos went off onto a merry part of their own for a
couple of measures while the text of the song was continued on by the altos
At 1:47 PM -0500 9/15/03, Richard Huggins wrote:
Click Assignment has its degree of usefullness, but I sure as heck wish
they'd replace the "click" part. I hate moving the mouse to the next
syllable, clicking, then "rinse and repeat" to the end. I would like to be
able to use keystrokes to do this
Hi,
when in Click Assigment Mode, pressing the option key (Mac) while clicking
the first note will save a lot of clicking, even if there'll be a certain
amount of lyric shifting in some cases.
I don't do much Lyrics and so I was not aware of this feature until just
recently; maybe that's the cas
On 15 Sep 2003 at 13:47, Richard Huggins wrote:
> Click Assignment has its degree of usefullness, but I sure as heck
> wish they'd replace the "click" part. I hate moving the mouse to the
> next syllable, clicking, then "rinse and repeat" to the end. I would
> like to be able to use keystrokes to
Click Assignment has its degree of usefullness, but I sure as heck wish
they'd replace the "click" part. I hate moving the mouse to the next
syllable, clicking, then "rinse and repeat" to the end. I would like to be
able to use keystrokes to do this, for the sake of speed.
I don't share such a ne
At 9/15/2003 11:21 AM, David W. Fenton wrote:
>So, my conclusion is that, yes, lyrics are fundamentally messed up
>but the problem is with Type In Score, not with lyrics in general,
>and that if you avoid using it, the results turn out to be pretty
>quick and easy to edit.
I agree. I tried Type-i
I wrote, in part::
> >First, I find, to my disappointment, that 2k4 does not fix a lyrics
> >issue I previously reported, in which editing previously entered lyrics
> >via "type into score" and "edit lyrics" do not give the same result. [...]
to which Mark responded
> I don't have 2k4 yet, so
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