v2.0
New
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- New instruments added: Scottish Smalpipes (A, D
or HP), Bass drum and Tenor drum.
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- New Symbol toolbar allowing entry of EUSPBA
recommended tenor flourishing symbols.
This toolbar
also allows Custom symbols to be added, using any image file, and named
for later use:
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- View and modify instruments from a new Track
Panel below the main score (available by pressing ):
This gives access to Melody instrument tuning, including setting
drone pitch and volume of bagpipe instruments:
Tuning schemes:
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- Export to Wave format (.wav) file. Uses track
Pan and Volume settings.
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- Play GHB scores with chanter sound by
single button press.
Makes it easier when practising, particularly if you tune the chanter
voice first.
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- New screen to allow better positioning of
musical symbols on the score:
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- Edit any loaded CelticPipes GHB format
score using BWW
notation (for those who may like to use this method to edit a
CelticPipes score):
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- Sets/Medley format files can be created by
combining scores on
tabs. Also, BWW sets can now be imported.
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- File Association. CelticPipes can now be
invoked from a cep file which now loads the file automatically into the
application.
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- Double dotting of notes or percussion strikes
for both display and playback. from the usual dot button ().
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- The Titles and footer sizes can be scaled
(manual or
auto). This means that if the overall staff size is smaller, the titles
will scale accordingly. There is also a manual % setting.
Note
also that the Centre footer can now be used for text other
than the page number (if required).
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- Ability to set the value displayed on irregular
groups such as triplets.
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- New pickup/lead-in/start bar item on Structure
toolbar
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- Better control over export image quality.
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- Line Copy and Line Paste implemented across
tabs.
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- Grace note tails can be changed (by selecting
note and pressing 8th/16th or 1/32nd note button on Basic toolbar).
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- Many other Fixes and additions (such as
cross-head note style,
toolbar button enabling/disabling according to selection... etc...)
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