Author: RAMman
Date: 2004-06-08 12:34
To be honest, I doubt it.
Using the keyboard is useful for pitch, but nothing else, so you still have to select note values, articulation etc. using your mouse and keyboard, and then change to a different device, when you could just (for example) press the C button.
Without doubt, the keyboard is faster than the mouse. Try to learn the shortcuts (Ctrl + up cursor, shifts the pitch an octave etc.) I work for hours on Sibelius 3, and the best way I have found of working was to buy a seperate accounting keyboard...you know, the small ones which just have the number pad.
You can keep this in one hand...and operate your main keyboard with the other.
Hope this helps!
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