Re: [Denemo-devel] changing pitch with key strokes ?

[Bric]

On June 1, 2011 at 12:49 PM Nils Gey <address@hidden> wrote:

> Am Tue, 31 May 2011 14:24:18 -0400 (EDT)
> schrieb Bric <address@hidden>:
> > Also, to be absolutely greedy and ambitious for denemo :-) ...
> >  
> > Another key combo, perhaps Ctrl+Alt+Shift+[Up/Down], would not change
> > the real pitch but would force a different notational expression of
> > the same pitch --
>
> This is in git now. The commands are called ChangeEnharmonic+ and
> ChangeEnharmonic- and can be found in Notes/Rest->Append/Edit Note. No
> shortcuts. Hidden in Simple Profile.


The git server seems to be down at this point (git.savannah.gnu.org), i can't
test it.



In Arranger mode, the "W" and "S" keys do not increment the note, diatonically,
but do so in the Profile mode.



Did you mean to say that there is a chromatic version of this feature?

 
So, can one cherry-pick features from various profiles and create one's own,
custom profile containing all the favorite features?
 
And, in case of conflict, reassign (remap) functions to keys of one's choosing?
 
For instance, if I wanted to have it all -- to produce an "A" note using the "A"
key, but also keep the duration-halving feature (which would have to be remapped
to a different key, due to conflict) ... ?
 
 
Also (back to feature/function modification), I'd like a quicker way to tell
denemo I want the A ABOVE and not the A below. Instead of having to cursor half
an octave up, to tell denemo that, I'd like to just hit arrow up ONCE, and make
that an indication that the next A should be the one above. Same for down/below.
 
I had other ideas...
 
TIA