Key Signatures?

• RottoChan wrote on 2012-08-10 20:11
  Is it possible to set key signatures or do I need to do a#+a+a+a# or a#a#a#a# the whole time?
• Kenny? wrote on 2012-08-10 20:18
  As far as I know, you're stuck with manually setting Key Sigs, but it's not like you can do anything else with mml. The only way I can think of to get around this is to keep a copy of the modified note (like a# instead of a) in your clipboard, so you can just paste it instead of manually typing it every time.
• RottoChan wrote on 2012-08-10 21:19
  Eh, writing U.N Owen Was Her? It has sooo many flats :( whatever, already half way done
• Gune wrote on 2012-08-11 19:53
  + and # do the same thing in Music Markup Language (both are sharp) "-" is the only flat symbol I know of.
  There is no method of direct translation for the key signing on sheetmusic.
  Try to have a good day anyway.
  
  You might want to change the key of the whole piece once you have it written out and exported as midi. The following place has midi tools to change keys (and many other functions) if you need to remove sharps/flats to make a song fit certain composing limits.
  http://www.skytopia.com/software/midi/
• Applejack wrote on 2012-08-12 02:06

  Quote from Gune;931647:

  + and # do the same thing in Music Markup Language (both are sharp) "-" is the only flat symbol I know of.
  There is no method of direct translation for the key signing on sheetmusic.
  Try to have a good day anyway.
  
  You might want to change the key of the whole piece once you have it written out and exported as midi. The following place has midi tools to change keys (and many other functions) if you need to remove sharps/flats to make a song fit certain composing limits.
  http://www.skytopia.com/software/midi/

  
  " "-" is the only flat symbol I know of. "
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  Now you know 2 ways.
• RottoChan wrote on 2012-08-12 04:15
  Lol, just finished 1/3rd of the song, and it's already r2 composing...