Hi Hugh,
The nearest thing we have to this is, if the Text zone is shown, you can
press 'T' while playing and this will insert a text block at the playing
point. But it will be empty until you click on it to edit it.
It's difficult to see a more direct way. We can't really have it that
every time you press a key, it creates a text block with a letter in it!
Regards,
Andy Robinson, Seventh String Software, www.seventhstring.com
On 15/08/11 02:04, Hugh Chandler wrote:
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> oops I see the link right here. Got it!
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> Did I (or anyone) ever suggest the following? It would be nice to have a
simple way to input notes "on the fly" as Transcribe plays, to mark like
the main chords or such in a piece while playing, much as you can
input the
section or beat markers in playback. To even be able to type "A" as one
hears A in the bass, or "D" ect, would be a useful feature. It could be
input from the onscreen piano keyboard, or just the computer keyboard.
Or if you wanted to get more elaborate, maybe have midi input. Or do you
have this already and I missed it? Aside from that, I never get tired of
using T and love it! Thanks for all your hard work and generosity in
making this so available!
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> Hugh
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the original message to make it clear what you're replying to.
If people quote entire messages with their headers and footers
then we end up with horrendous multiple duplication.
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