Hey guys,
Does anyone know of a setting that can make the filtered Instruments (The instruments selected to be shown only) in the Galley View to play alone on playback as a posed to having to select more than one note from them all and press P?
In other words, is there a way to play only what’s shown in the Galley View?
Thanks, Nicolas.
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Sorry I don’t know, but I like the idea.
Jesper
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This has been requested before, and is something we are thinking about for future versions.
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What happens if you select a note in the flow, press ctrl-A, and then P? Does that select only the filtered instruments?
In my experience, selecting two or more notes/rests in (a) part(s) solos it/them, but not just one note.
Yes, but Ctrl-A selects everything in the current flow, so I thought that might provide a short-cut.
Yes, if you’ve already filtered the instruments, selecting some or all of what’s shown onscreen will play back.
Another nice shortcut I like is shift-selecting (shift-down arrow, at least in Mac OS) the first note of parts I want to isolate. Bonus: however you’ve isolated part(s), playback scrubbing also plays only that/those part(s)!
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Hi all. I also would like an option to make only the filtered instruments play. Unfortunately, Ctrl-A selects all the instruments in the score, not just the filtered ones. An option to decide if Ctrl-A should behave this way or select just the filtered instruments could be useful.
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This seems to work
- Filter the instruments
- Select the highest note in the first stave from where you want playback to start
- Shift-Cmd-down arrow
- Play
On a Mac and similar to Judd’s solution above.