[sib-access] Re: A question please
- From: "Claudio Sacco" <cl.sacco@xxxxxxxx>
- To: <sib-access@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 May 2009 06:49:54 +0200
Dimitrios
Each staff has its own count of voices. On staff A soprano is voice one and
alto is voice two. On staff B tenor is voice one and basso is voice two.
Before you start writing, especially if you want to deal with voices, you
have to press N to go into note entry mode.
Example: move to staff B, press N and afterwards Alt+1 to activate and
starting typing the tenor.
When you want to write the basso voice, move to the point you want to start.
Make sure to be in note entry mode by pressing N, then press Alt=2 to
activate voice two on staff B and enter your notes.
These steps are absolutely necessary. If you already have entered your tenor
voice, when you press N then Alt+2, the stems of your tenor voice will
automaticaly be turned to point up to represent voice one, and the stems of
the notes, that you are going to write right now, will automaticaly point
down to represent voice two.
I hope, this helps
Claudio
> -----Original Message-----
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> Dimitrios Tsakiridis
> Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 8:12 PM
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> Hello again:
>
> When I write on the piano A, all it is okay.
> I change voice 3 for soprano, and voice 4 for alto.
> I press Control+Alt+down arrow, and move to piano B.
> I select voice 3 for tennore, and I write okay.
> But I don't know, How I can to change the voice 4 for bass,
> because if I press the shortcut Alt+3, it change my tennore notes.
> I don't know How I can to unselect all notes, and change
> voices, because if I start to write the first cord, the
> voices does not be active.
>
> Best regards, Dimitrios Tsakiridis.
>
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> From: "Sanfilippo, John" <JSANFILIPPO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <sib-access@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 6:41 PM
> Subject: [sib-access] Re: A question please
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>
> > Change your thinking:
> >
> > piano a, voice 1 soprano, piano a, voice 2 alto,
> >
> > Piano b, voice 1 tenor, piano b voice 2 bass.
> >
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> > Hello from Greece:
> > I write a score for harmony lessons.
> > I use 2 staffs, piano A for Soprano and Alto voices, and
> the piano B, for
> > tennore and Basso voices.
> > For Voices, I use the voices 3 for soprano and tennore
> voices, and voice 4
> > for Alto and basso voices.
> >
> > When I write on the piano A staff, all it's Okay.
> > But if I move to piano B and I write one of voices tennore
> or Basso, I can
> > not to change the line, for example I can not move from
> Voice 3 to 4, from
> > tennore to Basso.
> > I use the shortcut Alt+Sift+up and down arrows for changing
> th voices.
> > How, I can write notes, on the piano B, using voices 3 and 4?
> >
> > Best regards, Dimitrios Tsakiridis.
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