11 May
2003
11 May
'03
10:22 p.m.
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It seems that rosegarden 0.8.5 won't display flattened notes only if no
initial key is declared. When I write something like F major at the beginning
of the staff, I get my flat signs, which is a viable workaround for my
situation.
I often prefer prefer writing without an initial key declaration, as if the
tune was in C Major. I see no reason to write down a tune that doesn't use
functional harmony in any specific key, just to have some signs available.
I will take a look at the new version.
Oh yes, and Chris: Thank you again :-)
- - Burkhard
On Saturday 10 May 2003 15:05, Burkhard Woelfel wrote:
On Saturday 10 May 2003 13:41, Chris Cannam wrote:
On Saturday 10 May 2003 11:20 am, Burkhard
Woelfel wrote:
4-0.8.5
I can't figure out how to configure
Rosegarden properly. I need to
display flatted notes, but they always come up as enharmonic sharp
equivalents.
Which version are you using? If you're already using 0.9 and still having
troubles, it may well be
worth asking about it on the rosegarden-user mailing list, where a
couple of other RG developers (besides myself) might be able to help
establish what the problem is.
Hmm, I should really upgrade my version.
BTW I imported a .mid file with lots of flat notes in it, they all showed
up as sharp ones again. But I should not complain about aold versions here.
Thank you Chris.
- Burkhard
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