Auditing accidentals 2006-07-08 01:53 pm When editing imported MIDI files to make performing scores, it is sometimes necessary to impose a new key signature (without transposing notes). An example would be a piece of music with no key signature (C major), which indicates A's as A#. Probably these should have been notated as Bflat and the correct solution would be to place a key signature of F major at the beginning and use "Audit Enharmonics" to remove the spurious sharps. A problem arises however if any un-flattened B's were present since (accidentals in the key of F) now become unintentionally flattened.Maybe I am missing something, but if not, a User Script to locate and apply natural signs to all such notes would seem to be the answer. Wish I were better at PHP!Anyone got any better ideas? Andrew Shepperd Quote Selected
Re: Auditing accidentals Reply #1 – 2006-07-08 02:32 pm G'dy Andrew,if you perform a |Tools|Force Accidentals| first, apply the new key signature and then audit accidentalsaudit enharmonicsya get what ya lookin' for. Quote Selected
Re: Auditing accidentals Reply #2 – 2006-07-08 03:26 pm Wonderful! Thanks v. much Lawrie Quote Selected
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