One of the most common operations I find myself doing is changing my mind about dynamics - adjusting them one up or down from where they were.
Hitting Shift+D again and typing the new one isn’t super slow by any means, but it’s not the fastest either.
However, when you have a dynamic selected, the key command for shortening or lengthening notes (ALT+SHIFT+Arrow) doesn’t do anything. Would there be merit in re-purposing it when dynamics are selected to push the dynamic up or down, one through the common dynamics available (eg ALT+SHIFT+RIGHT pushes it from mp to mf, or similar)?
Not only would it be a touch quicker, it’s actually closer to the thought process, which tends to be ‘this needs to be louder/quieter’ rather than ‘I need a new dynamic that isn’t the one that’s here’'.
I’m sure there might be things I haven’t thought it here, but a quicker way to change dynamics up or down is something I’d find useful.
C.