Check your PMs. I’ve had to do this via WeTransfer - the forum PM system will only let me send one file at a time, and it doesn’t accept zip files…
Got them. 
Thanx a lot !
I made 2 folders with:
- intervals
- tuplets
maybe somebody might be interested
- but it’s for the XL
Profiles.streamDeckProfile.zip (285 KB)
I’m using. MetaGrid and it has become a really important part of my workflow. To me the big advantage is that you can have much more “buttons” on the main screen so you don’t have to dig down in sub menus.
The programming is really simple and the fact that you can have separate setups for any app is wonderful. When you switch apps on the computer MetaGrid automatically switches to the corresponding layout too.
And the best part of all: In the coming update this summer MG will have native support for Dorico. I can’t, of course, say exactly how it’ll work with Dorico but for the other supported apps (e.g Cubase, Logic etc) all or most menu items are already predefined in the app so there’s no need for creating shortcuts in Dorico. I don’t think any other app can do this.
Tactile buttons or not doesn’t matter at all to me, but this last feature is a game changer (although I’m already a MetaGrid user… 
)
I’ve asked Elgato about a 32 buttoned iPad app. They (sort of) said they were looking at it. I quite like the massive iPad buttons anyway.
I like sub-menus very much. They tidy up everything for me. I even have left some empty buttons on my main 32-button-panel cause I prefer working with sub-folders which are arranged in alphabetical order.
But I do think that MetaGrid is really a nice app. And 29euros is a reasonable price.
I also think one could design an interface with Lemur - I’m using it since a long time as remote control for Max/MSP.
Unfortunately the guys from Liine don’t seem to continue their great great work.
Ahem. Notation Express XL is out, and (aside from all the stuff you know and love, now much better arranged), there’s a whole heap of stuff that’s been manually added to the underlying keyboard shortcuts.
For example:
Jazz Articulations
Noteheads
Mute/Unmute properties
Hide/Show stems
Cue-sized stuff
Ornaments (all of them!)
not to mention Time Signatures, Key Signatures etc. etc.
See https://www.scoringnotes.com/meta/notation-express-xl/ for details.
I actually stopped using the app after a while, I felt it slowed me done more that it helped me. I like he colors though .
Andre, I have to admit, 15 keys (14 usable) was frustrating for me - you just don’t get enough on each screen, meaning constantly switching between folders. 31 usable keys makes a real difference - I’ve actively been using the XL for note input and modification for a few weeks now.
Yes, I’m exactly the same, Leo. The XL did it for me.
One publisher has some particular requirements, so I’ve set up a profile just for them. I have a whole bunch of shortcuts assigned to various combinations of Ctrl, Alt, Shift, numbers, and function keys… far too many to keep track of. Pair that with JSON hacks, and it’s truly a significant time-saver.
Leo has outdone himself here on the XL! The Noteheads folder is quite a feat Well done!
I second (or third) the sentiment on the XL. The XL has helped me tackle Dorico much more quickly than I could otherwise hope to do and improved my speed in Sibelius as well. I’m a little scared to be without it now!
Yes… The XL made a world of difference for me too.
Well, it looks like I’m going to spend some 250+€ any time soon 
Hey Leo,
i bought the 29$ version some weeks ago - how can I update to the XL version? I tried a lot but didn’t succeed.
Or do i have to buy a whole new version for having the XL - Profile?
Dear Peer,
As I understand the mail you should have received, you should ask Philip for the crossgrade and he’ll get back to you (by mail). There’s no automatic crossgrade through the site (yet).
Ah ok. I got it.
Thanx Marc.
Hi Peer! (And thanks Marc) You have mail. Thanks for your patience! It’s a manual process as I have to look up your order and send you an individual discount code.
Hey Andre,
I fully understand you, but I think if you build up the Stream Deck in a way which works smooth and logical for you it can be of great help and saves a lot of time.
Here is my Stream Deck XL:
- The grey squares are the ‘main’ groups/folders in alphabetical order
- The yellows at the right side are my playing techniques for my spitfire plugIns
- The white ones are Expression Map, Playing Techniques and Percussion Map…those 3 I need very often
- and the rest are some things I need regularly
within the groups I only keep the most important things and try to build them up in the way I handle ‘structures’ in my head: this is for example my ‘dynamics’ folder:
- everything with a ‘p’ in the first row
- everything with a ‘f’ in the second row
- accents in the third row
- linking and grouping stuff in the fourth row
- and all graphical stuff on the right hand side
Maybe it helps you a bit or gives you some new ideas.
Cheers
The profile I use the most has no folders at all. Just the 15 most useful shortcuts or macros.
Hey Peer, that’s a really cool customization! Nice to see Notation Express out in the wild being used that way.