From: Kevin C. <ke...@do...> - 2005-01-26 20:24:17
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Is there a way to select all of a note, e.g. all F3's? Is there a way to select all of a note in all octaves, e.g. all F1, F2, ...? I did this in the piano-roll (not the right name) window, selecting with the mouse, but it was tedious and error prone. I'm doing this in order to change the mode of a piece of music. Thanks... -- Kevin |
From: Pedro Lopez-C. <pl...@te...> - 2005-01-26 21:59:45
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On Wednesday 26 January 2005 21:23, Kevin Cosgrove wrote: > Is there a way to select all of a note, e.g. all F3's? Is there a > way to select all of a note in all octaves, e.g. all F1, F2, ...? > I did this in the piano-roll (not the right name) window, selecting > with the mouse, but it was tedious and error prone. I'm doing this > in order to change the mode of a piece of music. Yes. Open one segment in the matrix, notation or event list view. Then go to the Edit menu->Select All. Then go to the Edit menu again and choose "Filter selection", or press the "F" key. This dialog allows you to select all note events having some pitch, or belonging to some pitch range. Regards, Pedro |
From: Chris C. <ca...@al...> - 2005-01-27 09:21:20
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On Wednesday 26 Jan 2005 21:20, Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas wrote: > On Wednesday 26 January 2005 21:23, Kevin Cosgrove wrote: > > Is there a way to select all of a note, e.g. all F3's? Is there a > > way to select all of a note in all octaves, e.g. all F1, F2, ...? > > I did this in the piano-roll (not the right name) window, selecting > > with the mouse, but it was tedious and error prone. I'm doing this > > in order to change the mode of a piece of music. > > Yes. Open one segment in the matrix, notation or event list view. > Then go to the Edit menu->Select All. Then go to the Edit menu again > and choose "Filter selection", or press the "F" key. This dialog > allows you to select all note events having some pitch, or belonging > to some pitch range. You can also select all notes of a given pitch, or a range of pitches, by shift-clicking (and dragging, for a range) on the piano keyboard at the left of the matrix view. This is probably the quicker way if you want to select a single pitch in all octaves: one click per octave -- there isn't an instant way to do it. Chris |
From: tim h. <te...@gl...> - 2005-02-01 14:44:33
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Last Wednesday 26 January 2005 21:20, Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas was like: > On Wednesday 26 January 2005 21:23, Kevin Cosgrove wrote: > > Is there a way to select all of a note, e.g. all F3's? =A0Is there a > > way to select all of a note in all octaves, e.g. all F1, F2, ...? > > I did this in the piano-roll (not the right name) window, selecting > > with the mouse, but it was tedious and error prone. =A0I'm doing this > > in order to change the mode of a piece of music. > > Yes. Open one segment in the matrix, notation or event list view. =A0Then= go > to the Edit menu->Select All. Then go to the Edit menu again and choose > "Filter selection", or press the "F" key. This dialog allows you to select > all note events having some pitch, or belonging to some pitch range. Ah, thanks. I'd been wondering about that. cheers, tim hall http://glastonburymusic.org.uk |