Currently, doing keyboard note input if you hit T and then a pitch that didn’t occur in the previous rhythmic position, it’ll tie back to whenever that pitch last occured…even if it was several pages ago.
It’d be nice to…not do that.
Currently, doing keyboard note input if you hit T and then a pitch that didn’t occur in the previous rhythmic position, it’ll tie back to whenever that pitch last occured…even if it was several pages ago.
It’d be nice to…not do that.
I can see maybe why that behavior might be intentional - like extending a ringing note on a guitar say. What about an easy way to break a tie at a specific place? Could be my ignorance, but whenever and for whatever reason I want to edit a tie, I only know to shorten the note. That’s a pain if its a particularly non-standard offbeat duration, and I end up having to more or less rewrite a rhythm again.
Put the caret where you want to cut the tie, then type U. Note that this functionality can be used anywhere in a note, for instance to cut a half/minim into a dotted quarter/crotchet and an eighth/quaver.
@pianoleo You really need to open an account that I can contribute points too, like at 5000 points you get a gift card or something. Thank you sir!