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117 CHAPTER 7<br />

Input Mode<br />

There is a mirror function in <strong>Igor</strong> <strong>Engraver</strong>, which is used for mirroring the<br />

rhythm of a layer into another layer or another staff. As an example, mirroring<br />

will be applied to the following passage:<br />

Before or after the passage has been entered, the O (as in MirrOr) key may be<br />

pressed. In the Music entry window, a part of the word “Mirroring” is displayed:<br />

Next, the input caret may be placed either in another staff or in another layer (in<br />

this case, in the staff below). Finally, by using the up arrow, the down arrow, and<br />

Enter or Space, the function keys, or by pressing keys on a MIDI keyboard the<br />

rhythmic context automatically applies to the second staff, as shown below.<br />

(Mirroring can then be applied to more staves and layers, as long as O is not<br />

pressed a second time, which turns mirroring off.) Note that the last bar has<br />

other rhythmic content than the upper staff. Therefore, mirroring has to be<br />

turned off before entering these notes.<br />

It is also possible to repeat the last entry by pressing Tab. The new entries will<br />

hold exactly the same information as the previous one. If you have to repeat a lot<br />

of entries, especially chords, this will be a welcome feature.

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