Re: Transposed Instruments Playing Concert Pitch

[Joe Wilkinson]

Hi Sandy,
I'm not sure if this will help but I have had a couple of beginner 
Clarinet and Eb Sax players in my church music group and have produced 
(a lot of) music as attached (denemo file and pdf)
Staff 1 is a Chord Staff for guitar
Staff 2 the original tune from hymn book - we have concert pitch players too
Staff 3 is not printed and is the music transposed for Eb Sax (I had to 
do this because the Sax doesn't go low enough and some of its notes need 
to be other notes in the relevant chord)
Staffs 4 and 5 are mirrored from the hidden Eb Sax line and are the 
notes the Sax would play, plus a Chord Staff that gives the names of the 
notes that are needed (they are beginners)
Staffs 6 and 7 are mirrored from Staff 2 and do the same job for the 
Clarinet.
Staffs 4-7 are transposed appropriately on printing. The actual music is 
entered at concert pitch.

I did try transposing the music as I was entering it but my brain 
couldn't cope.

with best wishes
Joe Wilkinson

On 14/01/2021 01:02, Sandy Nguyen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> First of all, I love Denemo!! Have been using it for two years now. Thank you.
>
> For an instrument that is not in concert pitch, when I insert a note into 
> Denemo, the note played by Denemo is in concert pitch, not the pitch that the 
> instrument would play. For example, if I was writing for Bb clarinet and I 
> inserted a C, it sounds like a C on the piano, not a C that the clarinet would 
> play. This problem does not exist for the playback, but only for individual 
> notes as I type them into Denemo. Is there any way to change this?
>
> Thank you,
> Sandy

TR_136SilentNight.denemo
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TR_136SilentNight-Default Score Layout.pdf
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