[goodfeel] Re: In-Accords
- From: Jorge Gonçalves <joport3@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: goodfeel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2013 16:11:54 +0000
Hello Bill.
So if I understood well I would like to ask about the following example:
A piano piece with a four beats bar and in the last bar of the left hand
I have a four beats C while at the same time I have a F and E two beats
each.
And this case only happens in the last bar.
In that case, if I want to braille it correctly with the signs 126 and
345, I have to add a new voice on the first note of the left hand part.
Is it correct?
Sorry if my understanding was not accurate.
Greetings,
Jorge Gonçalves
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On 1/10/2013 3:53 PM, Bill McCann wrote:
Q. How do I write in-accords?
A.
As you know, in braille music notation, the in-accord is used to indicate that
there are 2 voices or more within the same part. For example, you might want
to hold a G for 2 beats while simultaneously playing F for 1 beat followed by
an E for 1 beat. The notes for the voices all appear on the same staff using
the direction of the print stem signs to indicate to which voice an individual
note belongs.
If you want to enter music that has more than one voice, use Lime's Parts and
Voice dialog to add a new voice. If you plan to transcribe the piece into
braille, make certain that you move to the very first note or rest of the part
before adding the new voice. If you only want to produce a print version and
not a braille copy of your piece and, say, the second voice does not start
until measure 30, move to the first beat of the bar where the new voice enters
before opening the Parts and Voices dialog and adding the new voice.
You will find the Parts and Voices dialog under the Voice menu. Keyboard
shortcut is ALT+V, V
Press ALT+A to add the new voice.
Now the braille edition of your piece will use the in-accord sign to show that
your piece has 2 voices. Note that GOODFEEL can only show a maximum of 2
voices. If a part has 3 or more voices, GOODFEEL places them on a separate
line in the braille music parallel.
Bill
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How do I write in-accords? Thanks.
Sandy
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