midi keyboard articulations
Bug:
In note input mode, selecting an articulation (e.g. staccato) in the top menu, does not have any effect when entering notes with a midi keyboard. (as opposed to entering the note with a computer keyboard or mouse where the articulation is applied to every entered note)
Can somebody confirm this behavior?
I am using a Akai Apc key 25 midi keyboard (i have mapped the launch pads to computer keyboard shortcuts, using the linux tools aseqdump and xdotool, and amidi for controlling the leds)
Comments
Bug report: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/17760
In reply to Bug report: https://github… by graffesmusic
Work in progress...
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Wow, that looks great. I have the exact same controller but can't get it to work on windows. Do you know if there are any apps that might work on a windows system?
I tried midikey2key which does log al the 'notes' like C4 G3 etc...but not the soft pads. I do have a linux system as well but there I can't run ableton and I'd like to use both on the same computer.
In reply to Wow, that looks great. I… by Huib84
This controller has been designed for Windows and Ableton. It should be working on Windows.
If you mean it does not work in MuseScore 4 on Windows: it does not work on Linux neither, except for the piano keys.
On my system, this controller is detected as (aseqdump -l )
24:0 APC Key 25 mk2 APC Key 25 mk2 APC Key 25 mk2 K
24:1 APC Key 25 mk2 APC Key 25 mk2 APC Key 25 mk2 C
the APC Key 25 mk2 APC Key 25 mk2 K being the piano keys.
In order to use the pads, i translate the midi events to a computer keyboard keypresses
e.g.
## play
"$aseqport1 Note on 91" ) xdotool key space ;;
## save
"$aseqport1 Note on 93" ) xdotool key Ctrl+s ;;
where
aseqport1=
aseqdump -l | grep "APC Key 25 mk2 APC Key 25 mk2 C" | awk '{print $1}'#other keysOn how to do that in Windows, i don't have a clue.
Good luck
In reply to This controller has been… by graffesmusic
Thanks for your reply. It splits up in some way indeed, I found it out now too.
It'll take so get this all worked out :)
Hi, I'm having the same problem!
Did you find any workaround yet?
Here's what I noticed
In input mode with a toggled articulation (eg staccato) results in:
- The articulation appears only if you enter two or more notes
- The input cursor doesn't advance automatically
Currently the only laborious workaround I found is to turn on input mode, enter the note with MIDI keyboard, turn off input mode, add articulation, move the cursor one step forward.
You could also first enter all the notes and then add all the articulations, but it really messes up the worlflow.
In reply to Hi, I'm having the same… by Michele Chiusi
Nope, no workaround.
issue is still open https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/17760
The problem also exists with the onscreen piano keyboard.