And I do know that I can create standard shortcuts, that’s not what I mean. I would like to know if MuseScore has the capability for me to create customized shortcuts to input those extra score properties. I have maximized my efficiency with the new pallets system and have placed in a pallet everything I need and then just have to manually click and maneuver everything into the score. Then I go to input all the extra stuff (tremolo, dynamics, hairpins, articulations, etc.). It’s a really fast and efficient way of notation input. I can probably best compare it to using the shortcuts on Sibalius. I’ve gotten it to the point at which I can play and write in real time due to my shortcuts that I’ve set up. I have a specific layout in my writing lab where I have a MIDI notation input keyboard on my right side that my right hand uses and my left hand uses a standard QUERTY keyboard number pad to type in the specific note values. I’m constantly trying to find ways to speed up my writing process. I like tools that fit seamlessly into my process.(This thread fits into a few of the forum topics, I placed it in general discussion just because I don’t really know where specifically it should have gone) The streamdeck felt totally natural and encouraged me to re-evaluate additional things I can use it for that I hadn't thought about previously. I had to force the x-key into my workflow, as it felt foreign until I got used to it and developed some muscle memory for the set keys. The flexibility to use folders (essentially making for entirely different 'panels') really makes the streamdeck in a different class from the x-key. Also, one button press and I'm back to an entirely different menu where I can control keyframes, nodes, and tracking. While I used to numpad for printer light controls before, I love how visual this is even tho I only look out of the corner of my eye now.
I use a printer light set-up on my Streamdeck, see attached (Thanks Joe D'Anna for the picture and the amazing layout).
The xkey set-up looks very cool, especially with the jog wheel.
The terms are frequently used interchangeably.
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