I am trying to enter notes via the Editable Notation mode. I have Guitar set as Track Type so the display is Treble Clef and Tab. Unfortunately I am unable to enter any note below C5, i.e. B4 and below. I have tried moving the clef split point and pressed the Defaults button but both made no difference.
There is a similar post in the Recording forum section.
What you suggest is a good workaround, but I should still be able to enter E4 on the Treble/Tab mode, which is on the Lower E string of a guitar but the program just won't let me - so I assume this is a bug within BIAB that needs looking at by PG.
Just trying your workaround Noel, I have entered E4 on the Master stave but the E4 is not displayed on the Bass clef but between the two clefs with three small stave lines above the note. Can someone else check this out please and advise if its displayed correctly.
You should click on the onscreen guitar to enter the note that you want in that mode (which also puts it on the correct string). First click on the tab area to set the time that you want.
Many thanks for your help with this query, really appreciated.
I have tried the method you advised and yes it does work, can you please point me to the correct page in the manual where this is outlined as I couldn't find it.
As 'Guitar' is an option as a 'Track Type' in the Editable Notation mode, shouldn't this work as per page 245 of the 2013 Manual, there is no mention of having to use the onscreen guitar.
Would somebody mind entering a E4 note into the Editable Notation screen and let me know if appears on the Bass stave or somewhere between the bass and treble staves. On my system changing the Clef position makes no difference, its always between the two staves as described above ?
Would somebody mind entering a E4 note into the Editable Notation screen and let me know if appears on the Bass stave or somewhere between the bass and treble staves. On my system changing the Clef position makes no difference, its always between the two staves as described above ?
Thanks, Glen
Hi Glen A picture's worth a thousand words... Regards Trevor
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I'm the guy who has been having similar problems and put the post on the other forum. I've just tried entering an E4 (using piano keyboard) and initially the note appears between the two staves, I changed the split to C5 and note moved to position shown in Trevors pictures. The problem I had was trying to enter a B4 just below the main treble stave lines but I've just tried again (having been away for a few days !!) and it know seem to work as expected. However as I mentioned on my post in the other forum it seems a bit strange that the notes value doesn't display in the window next to the editable notation buttons(D5 does but then the next one to display is B4 at the top of the bass stave)? Anyway, hope you're getting there ? Regards, David.
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