abitlity to addlib via keyboard controller, a part into a range of measures being played back in a loop repeat.

I tried my midi piano keyboard controller to input notes, after selecting quarter notes and pressing "N" which worked fine. So then I set playback a range of measures (about 4 measures) in a loop playback. While listening to the 4 measures (i.e. bars) over, over and over, I tried to play a few notes for another staff (clicked the part # before [play]), like adding the bass notes to the melody, dynamically hoping that the software would insert my bass notes just under the melody being played over and over.
Like you said, this is a redundant request.

Anyway, I love your software. I just hoped you had feature like this. I guess I will have to remember what I played along a few measures, and later enter it manually using the computer or external piano keyboard.

I can attack bar, one at a time.

Thanks :)

Ok. how about a compromise request.
If I enter a bunch of C only notes in a bar, with the proper beat that I want. e.g. a eight not triplet, 2 quarter notes and 2 eight notes, making up a 4/4 bar.
By clicking highlighting the whole bar ( 7 notes) without [input note mode] use the keyboard to change the tone of these notes without changing their temp.

This way I figure the beat of the notes in the bar, and later figure out the pitch of the notes in the selected range of notes.

But you cant with the eternal midi keyboard for only within the selected. Use the selected function as used by play loop.

See above, where I have selected a section with Loop on it as well.
I should be able to [N] note input, and with the internal or external midi piano keyboard alter the notes in sequence. Also be able to change the D BBBBB AA notes to CDEFGDDD using keyboard or piano keyboard... the cursor loop thru continuously in edit mode until I press space bar.

Ok GREAT!
Too bad there is nothing to use to tap in the rhythm within a selected bar range while the metronome is clicking.

Thanks!

Still a problem. Although the repitch mode button right next to the Note Input icon works on NOTES already existing in a bar, it does not allow you to change a rest to a note.
I wanted to lay down the rhythm using rests first, then use the piano keyboard to repitch the unassigned rests.

This way I have to place dummy timed notes (all Cs) first, then repitch to the melody.
Why can't I be allowed to pitch rests? You need to allow two modes of repitching, one for notes only and one for a range of rests and notes range.
see image. Maybe I am being too lazy... sorry. I guess I need to find some rhythm composer pad hardware and midi import it into musescore. Then use repitch to assign melody.
Here's my third composition ever done by me using musescore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU3xmDvp12E ... I am 67 years old. Did my first one 4 months ago.

Thanks!

vic

oh I forgot... I was thinking about buying a large touch screen laptop or desktop, so that I could use your virtual keyboard to "repitch" the rhythm pattern. I notice that I cannot resize the virtual keyboard large enough for me to use my my fat finger tips on a touch screen display for me to touch the itsy bitsy piano keys on your virtual keyboard.

Sorry for the trouble.

The simple solution ... that should be very easy for you to code is to use arrow key -> to "skip" the rest that you don't want to repitch. This way I get what you want and the old documentation remains valid.

Also there is a bug is changing a note to a rest. Currently one can change a rest to a note, but to change a note to a rest one has to [delete] it. It can't be done by slecting the note and then clicking the rest icon.

Try laying in a rhythm using rests vs using notes... the rest method is easier. One can insert triplet rests patterns very easy using [notes] [triplets] ... not so easy using notes.

vic