Would appreciate tips/suggestions in how to approach this question (and sorry if this has been tackled before, I can’t find it…!)
In the example below, I select everything in a bar across the staves and then apply a filter shortcut to select only the notes - so that I can offset the playback. Easy, fast and works like a charm…
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However, when I do the same thing in a different example like this one, the playback offset is not available - I’m assuming that’s because grace notes are still part of the selection:
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In this case, I have to go to the “Edit” menu, switch “select” to “deselect” , then to filter out the grace notes. Then of course I have to switch back to “select” before I can continue.
Is there a better and faster way to do this? Cheers!
Yes, I have set up a shortcut to filter for grace notes now. It selects the grace notes but it then deselects the regular notes. It’s just as useful, of course, but I in this case I was trying to do the opposite.
I guess I’m wondering if I can alternate between selecting and deselecting operations without manually switching the filter mode in the Edit menu.
Found it! There is indeed an option to assign a shortcut to toggle Filter Select/Deselect mode! It’s just not listed in the Filter section - I finally realized I can search for items in that box and it’s in the Edit section.
In any case, I suppose I can build a shortcut string now: Select Notes - Switch to Deselct - Deselect Grace Notes, etc…
How? I cannot assign the same key command to both Select and Deselect, and if I use only the other one when editing, it doesn’t toggle between select / deselect.