I take back what I said in Announcements about playing instruments with number keys.
Would it mess stuff up too much if you assigned one keyboard row for each octave? Like this:
3 qwertyui
2 asdfghj
1 zxcvbnm
And then Shift and Ctrl for flats etc?
Because it's hard to change octaves right now.
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Another suggestion is the ability to record what we play in the form of a parchment, which could then be traded or replayed by anyone with the same instrument.
This has so much potential.
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venatorvenator
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Octaves and sheet music
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bolognaman
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Re: Octaves and sheet music
Or allow us to write sheet music in abc notation that could be "read" with an instrument.venatorvenator wrote: Another suggestion is the ability to record what we play in the form of a parchment, which could then be traded or replayed by anyone with the same instrument.
This has so much potential.
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loftar
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Re: Octaves and sheet music
Or you git gud and don't cheat. ^^bolognaman wrote:Or allow us to write sheet music in abc notation that could be "read" with an instrument.
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Maiden
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Re: Octaves and sheet music
I do have to agree, while the chosen octave is technically correct, for the purposes of playing an F to E octave would be more convenient