Question: which tutorial video should be next?

How to edit, add delete or change notes. After importing a MIDI file I often need to make a few changes. Some sheet music starts with a single note at the end of the intro bar. This is difficult to set up. The MIDI interpreter usually starts on the first beat.

Adjusting lyrics to match the notes after pasting especially splitting words over several notes is tricky.

Thanks for asking

[Sherry C]

Hi,

Originally Posted by brukent

How to edit, add delete or change notes. After importing a MIDI file I often need to make a few changes.

There are already tutorial videos on adding notes (see the "table of contents page" here) and I just added two videos on basic note editing.

Some sheet music starts with a single note at the end of the intro bar. This is difficult to set up. The MIDI interpreter usually starts on the first beat.

Shifting barlines to accommodate a pickup beat is covered in the Formatting video here.

Adjusting lyrics to match the notes after pasting especially splitting words over several notes is tricky.

That is covered in the Lyrics video here.


Enjoy!
Sherry

[Sherry C]

Hi friends,

Do have a look at the "Table of contents" page for the existing videos here. You may find that the tasks you're looking for are already done

Also, if what you want to see is not yet covered in the videos and you haven't already, have a look in Help/Users Guide in either Notation Musician or Notation Composer. You can use the Index to look up a word that describes what you want to do or the object you want to edit. We've really tried to make the Users Guide helpful for actually getting things done, rather than just describe the buttons (though it does that too!).

And of course you can always ask questions here in the forum or at the helpdesk.

ttfn,
Sherry

[Sherry C]

Hi friends,

Sorry for the long lapse in videos. I got out the note editing video and was looking to get out more when we got blindsided by a couple of family emergencies which invoked a major trip. However, the good news is that both situations ended up better than expected, and so we're very thankful for those outcomes! For Notation Software users, it means that I'm now back home on a regular basis, and should be able to get going again on the videos

So thanks for your patience, keep those suggestions coming, and keep making music!

ttfn,
Sherry