On 6/4/2018 1:32 PM, Lukas-Fabian Moser wrote:
On 6/4/2018 12:58
PM, Lukas-Fabian Moser wrote:
Hello,
I have been trying to find a quick way to
'paint' an articulation but have not been
successful. Frescobaldi has a ton of these
markings built-in where you can just
select some of your score, select an
articulation, and then it's batch-applied
to all notes in one go.
I would like to apply a tremolo marking
to a bunch of notes quickly in a similar
way.
At the moment, I have to copy and paste
the ":32" to each note manually (since
Frescobaldi does not feature this marking
as a Quick Insert at the moment).
Any chance someone could help me find
this solution? Thank you!
{
c4 d e f
c4:32 d:32 e:32 f:32
}
Can't test it right now: Maybe let
Frescobaldi add some suitable articulation and
then search&replace? (Select appropriate
section of source for this.)
Lukas
Hmm, I don't think that would be possible. Search and
replace is not going to attach a marking to the note
names, unless the notes are always the same in the
search/fields, right? I'd like to be able to select any
pitch names in any input file and just 'attach marking'
to it.
In the same way Frescobaldi can attach an accent to
'selected note names' in an input file, I was hoping I
could create one for 'add tremolo marking to selected
note names' in the file.
I think the white-space between selected pitches in the
input file would mess up the basic search and replace
function in this case.
Do you agree?
Sorry, I was not clear enough. I meant: use
Frescobaldi to add, for instance, -> to all the notes, and
then turn -> into :32 by s&r.
But maybe I am wrong, can't test it right now.
Lukas
Oh oh, I see now :) I guess that would technically work yes, with
that extra step. I could replace with a built-in articulation, and
then swap it out for a search/replace via selection - never even
thought of that. Thank you for that workaround!
Hmm I wonder, is it possible with Python or Scheme without the extra
step? Just curious.
Thanks!
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