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General Discussion / Re: Just a little question
Hi Julian, welcome to the forum.

What used to be 'save as MIDI' in the old version (1.75x) is now Export...
Export... is disabled in the current trial version of NoteWorthy Composer.
There is some discussion of this <here>.
Yes. Change the clef, then select all the notes and use Ctrl+Shift+UpArrow to move all the notes to the proper location. To change from Treble to Bass requires the notes to be shifted up 12 times.

NoteWorthy does not change note positions automatically when you change the clef.

MIDI files do not contain Clef information. No matter what version of NoteWorthy you are using, or any other MIDI export software (LilyPond Finale, Sibelius, etc.), the Clef is lost.

Notation software that imports MIDI files just guesses (or asks the user) as to the proper Clef.

There is a User Tool <here> that automates the process of changing Clefs. IMO, if you just have 1 or 2 Clefs to change, it is easier to do it manually.

Tahnk you, you helped me so much although you only have to shift 9 times up ;) becaus bass is on octave and 9 semis under the tremble.
Thank you once again
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General Discussion / Just a little question
Hello,
I only own the free version od noteWorthy.
Nevertheless I opened a Midi File but I´d like to to change a clef from tremble to bass including an octave shift (one down) so I go like this:
notion, clef, octave down and normally after I saved it should change automatically but if I try to save as... I cannot choose save as Midi...
If I try the trick with the export... the programm tells me that this feature is only for owners of the full version. Is there a possibility to change the clef with my version?
(Oh  if it´s necessary it´s the NoteWorthy Composer 2.0 Evaluation Version)
I really hope you guys can help me, it would be great.
Thanks a lot