@daltonwbean @ike_and_esra @womenpostingws She got a call the night before to ask if she could fill in, and she misheard K.466 and thought they said K.488 (Mozart Piano Concerto 23), which she had been practising and performing much more recently.
@Gattamelataxyz @ike_and_esra @womenpostingws It wasn't a rehearsal. A different soloist rehearsed with the orchestra, and then had to pull out of the concert last-minute. She got a call the night before, asking if she could come and perform K.466 and she thought they said K.488.
@Tantacrul No more adding invisible objects to force a staff to show. Having a toggle to just show it anyway will be great!
Any update on including bar numbers in the the system objects on the layout tab? I thought that was going to be the main benefit, and it was the one thing left out.
@Tantacrul@sonicminds That's what I'd think, just looking at it. Or a handle to drag and reorder items in the list. In both cases, I'd think it should've just been three lines and including the dots was a mistake.
@Tantacrul@JessJWilliamson Any update on adding bar numbers to the system marking objects? I thought this was planned for 4.5, but there's still no way to to put bar numbers below the system, except putting them below every staff and making them all invisible except the bottom one.
@Ben_W_Ritter@GFoxlore@Tantacrul@JettHitt It only does that if you're not in input mode; it changes whichever note is selected.
In input mode, pressing a number (or a dot, or Shift+S for staccato, etc.) only changes the next note that will be entered, not the previous one