Play Notes When Entering

• Sep 21, 2012 - 23:39

In Edit>Preferences>Note Entry, there is a setting for but there is not a setting for playing note while entering.

Unless I'm missing a switch for tuning on the sounds of notes when entering. If not, would be very useful to have this feature.

Win7 64-bit
MuseScore v: 1.2 Revision: 5470


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Hi panos -

I'm not entirely sure what you are asking, so if I don't answer what you want to know, please ask your question again.

You can turn on and off the notes while editing by clicking on the button on the top of the screen that kind of looks like this:

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The tooltip for this button says "Enable sound while editing".

This works as I expect, so give it a try.

I also looked at your suggestion of Edit > Preferences > Note Entry > Play notes when editing. When I tried to select or deselect this box, however, MuseScore crashed.

The steps to reproduce this are:
- Open Musescore with no file.
- Use File > New to create a new score from scratch.
- Go into Note entry mode and enter a few notes.
- Open Edit > Preferences > Note Entry and click on the box next to Play notes when editing.
- Click on either OK or Apply.
- A popup appears that says that mscore.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close.

It may not even be necessary to click on Play notes when editing in order to get the crash.

I'm using XP and MuseScore 1.2.

Fifist (Sally)

In reply to by Fifist

Hi Sally,
More clearly, I would like the notes to sound as I enter them. I have the setting you outlines selected and the notes sound when I edit them. I’ve look all through the preference settings without seeing any such setting. If it doesn’t exist it would be a welcomed addition to future upgrades.
Thanks,
panos

Hi Panos,

If you follow the link to this screencast you will see the steps necessary to make sure playing of notes while entering is switched on.

http://www.screenr.com/zw38

If it's still not working after following these steps, come back here, and we can try to establish whether or not it is a bug specific to your system, or whether there is something else causing the problem.

HTH
Michael

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