| Author | Message | ||
     Marc |
Marc / Belgium Hello ... I've severall questions i'am trying your trial software and it's wonderful except for lyrics works.... how can'I cut,copy and paste lyrics by keyboard commands or mouse drag and drop from an position to another in the same file or betweeen two works, it seems that there are no editing buffer, for manually and automatically operation, it would be nice to copy lyrics for rehearsal measures to the next free verse by merging parts ... so when I am in a verse and I jump with PgUP and PgUp I'm not anymore in lyrics Edition ? can I pay your subscribe with a foreign money order Regards and happy nice day ... Marc | ||
| Mark Walsen (markwa) |
Hello, Marc MidiNotate does not have cut/copy/paste nor drag-drop for lyrics. If you use PgUp/Down while you are adding lyrics, you can click the mouse where you can to continue adding lyrics. The money order needs to be in US dollars. Thanks for your interest in MidiNotate. Sincerely, Mark | ||
| dale |
how do i get the lyrics to print with the music or doe's midi do this, you answered a question the other day for me and it has worked fine, this is a great , if you'll answer that question for me, is there any additional things when you buy the cd that isn't in this trial verison. | ||
| Mark Walsen (markwa) |
Hello, Dale If the MIDI file has lyrics in it, then MidiNotate will display them. If you believe the MIDI file has lyrics, but you do not see the lyrics, then make sure that the checkmark is on for Show Lyrics in the Show/Hide Types of Objects submenu of the Score menu. Also, make sure that the track holding the lyrics is not hidden. You can review the list of hidden tracks with the Track Setup command in the Track menu. The only difference between the purchased version of MidiNotate (optionally delivered on CD-ROM instead of via download) is that the purchased version does not have a 30-day trial period, and it does not display the red X'es in every fifth measure after 8 or 10 days. Cheers -- Mark |
