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111 CHAPTER 7<br />

Input Mode<br />

7.1 The Input Caret<br />

by pressing B-T for Macintosh and Alt-T for Windows, then > , and then enter<br />

your notes. Pressing > again will switch off that particular setting. To switch off<br />

the tremolo, you will have to press B-T or Alt-T several times. You will see the<br />

different options for tremolo until you return to standard notation.<br />

By pressing the appropriate keys on the computer keyboard, we will now be able<br />

to enter music. Commands normally apply to the entry immediately to the left<br />

of the input caret, which is why the input caret faces that way:<br />

In the above example, new commands (such as G, which produces a glissando<br />

marking) will apply to the crotchet/quarter note.<br />

The “espressivo” crash course is partly constructed to give you a deeper understanding<br />

of Input mode.<br />

7.2 Entry Selections and Note Selections<br />

In Input mode, there are two ways of selecting music: making Entry selections<br />

and making Note selections. (Do not forget, though, that you can always dragselect<br />

objects when not in Input mode. The selected objects may then be copied,<br />

transposed, et cetera.)<br />

7.2.1 Entry Selections<br />

The input caret expands to become a selection range if you press Shift and then<br />

the left or the right arrow, just like in a word processing program. The figure<br />

below shows an Entry selection, encompassing whole entries. If you would like<br />

to select an extended passage of music, press Shift and an arrow key to begin the

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