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Why won't some accidentals stay forced when invoked with *? In my situation an
accidental stays "forced" only as long as the moment it is applied, then goes
away hen the cursor is moved away from the note.
Richard
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I bet you are entering music on a chromatically-transposed (no key
signature, but transposed) instrument. Apparently, the way around
this is to enter the music in concert pitch, rather than entering it
in transposed pitch. It only affects certain pitches.
I actually hate this bug very much,
No, I'm wanting to show that a certain note, having been sharped for three
beats now is returning to its key signaturen, in other wordss a courtesy
display. But there IS a workround. It's my practice to not use the parenthesis
where a note has been altered on the beat immediately p;receding beat
But is it a staff with chromatic transposition?
Christopher
On 19-Oct-13, at 19-Oct-13 1:50 AM, Richard Huggins wrote:
> No, I'm wanting to show that a certain note, having been sharped
> for three beats now is returning to its key signaturen, in other
> wordss a courtesy display. But ther
Chris, not sure where you're going for with the term "chromatic transposition"
but the staff is in concert D. Being a vocal jazz piece there are all kinds of
alterations (altercations too? haha) as you can imagine. Sometimes yes, it
might be that it sounds like another key!
On Oct 19, 201
