All in the title... for dummies like me.
Showing the name of the note being played would help me specially in unusual keys : F, etc.. Thank you. : |
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martinkutschker wroteEven better show the name of the note the mouse pointer is hovering. This would be very useful. A windows tooltip seems like it would be an easy solution for this.
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I am 62, I have still a job, I have other hobbies (=no much time), I never received any serious musical training. So, well, if I could be helped a bit to decypher a score in other-than-G key stave, I would be happy.
In the same time, it could actually teach me accurately and naturalley to read other keys, |
Agreed. If a program can help teach, then it's just better. Notion is being used by a lot of students.
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wcreed wrote??? You can see what note it is by looking at it... I recognize notes on the G clef (although I still have to say Every Good Boy Deserves Favor and spell out F-A-C-E ). Other clefs, and I'm lost. Notes floating way above or below the staff, I'm also lost. Identification of the note by hovering over it seems like a great idea to me!
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