As the title say I’m having some issue with the tablature input with an azerty keyboard layout (french), even though it may be a issue for all keyboard layout (tried with a US keyboard layout and it didn’t work either).
Typing 0 with the numpad doesn’t do anything while other numbers work fine, typing “10” only input “1” same thing typing “20” which only input “2”.
Inputing numbers using the number row works fine.
Welcome to the forum, Transcriber2. Number pad 0 is used for stopping playback. If you’re feeling brave, you can open your keycommands_fr.json file from /Users/your-username/Library/Application Support/Steinberg/Dorico 3 and add the following section:
{
"context": "kStepTimeInputOnTab",
"shortcuts": [
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=1": [ "1", "Num+1" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=2": [ "2", "Num+2" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=3": [ "3", "Num+3" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=4": [ "4", "Num+4" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=5": [ "5", "Num+5" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=6": [ "6", "Num+6" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=7": [ "7", "Num+7" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=8": [ "8", "Num+8" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=9": [ "9", "Num+9" ]
},
{
"NoteInput.Fret?FretPosition=0": [ "0", "Num+0" ]
}
]
},
You have to be careful about how you add a whole branch of data to a JSON file. To check you’ve got the format right, run it through a JSON linter.
In future, we’ll add these duplicate numeric keypad shortcuts for fret input by default.
Thank you for the quick answer, it worked !