[sib-access] Re: how to record notes with flexi time in sibelius?
- From: lior goldfarb <goldlior85@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: sib-access@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2013 16:15:15 +0200
ok, i understood.
but, for my knowledge, this list is for new users that don't know how
to use sibelius and can ask every question.
about the manual, yes, i read the dodcumentation, but i cann't read
the whole because it takes me a lot of time, and i am studying other
subjects like composition, counterpoinct and other.
i just asked us how can i search for any page that i want in wordpad
to read more and quickly about the features that i am interesting
about.
On 2/11/13, Dale Lieser <dale.lieser@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Why would you consider yourself above reading the documentation? Do you
> suppose it is convenient to us, but not to you? Many of us will help you,
> but we are not here to spoon feed.
>
> Dale
>
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>
> hey kevin,
> thanks for that, i read the documentation, but i stopped reading that
> because i need to read it frjom the start to the end of the manual.
> it's not convienient because it takes a lot of time, because of the
> huge of the document.
> can i type the number of the page that i am interesting to read?
> i am using jaws 12, and wordpad to read the documentation.
>
> On 2/10/13, Kevin L Gibbs <kevjazz@xxxxxx> wrote:
>> Flexi-time assumes you have a MIDi keyboard. It is designed to be used
>> by
>> someone who is playing in real time. that's not possible with a QWERTY
>> keyboard. To write a chord using a QWERTY keyboard, you must write the
>> lowest note of the chord, then, while positioned on that chord, you must
>> right the next note by typing a numeral from the alphanumeric numbers at
> the
>> top of the QWERTY keyboard that represents the interval above the
>> original
>> note that you want as your second note. For example, if you were writing
> a
>> C Major chord, you would start by typing the C. then you would make sure
>> you were positioned on the C when you typed a 3 from the keyboard. this
>> would cause a major third to be positioned on top of the C. Now, while
>> still positioned on that C/E, you would type another 3 which would give
> you
>> a G above the E because G is a third away from E. Again, we really do
>> require that you read the documentation before asking questions.
>> If you had, you would know this.
>>
>> Kevin
>>
>> On Feb 10, 2013, at 2:44 PM, lior goldfarb wrote:
>>
>>> so, how can i type chords from the computer keyboard and, finally hear
>>> all the chord.
>>> and, how can i record notes and also hearing the metronome clicks
>>> during recording?
>>>
>>> On 2/9/13, lior goldfarb <goldlior85@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>> hey all,
>>>> i want to write notes using the flexi time feature, and, when i press
>>>> ctrl+shift+f to start using this the metronome clicks start but i
>>>> cann't hear any sound that i am playing such as, c, d, e notes ETC.
>>>> how can i also hear when i type any note when starting this mode?
>>>> thanks!
>>>>
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