Yusuf Suleman

5 hours ago, OutrageProductions said:

What you are seeking goes under the names of Sibelius, Dorico, MuseScore, or Finale.

"These are not the droids you are looking for."

I found that there is a transpose MIDI plugin in Cakewalk, I can now create variations. and I came to Cakewalk, as Musescore is too limited, and made for a more real world environment, I am trying to compose music you would find in video games.

13 hours ago, Andres Medina said:

I don't understand quite well your question. Not sure if this is more a subject of music theory than a software matter?

Like if you go on YouTube and search for x in minor, you will get what I want.

15 minutes ago, Andres Medina said:

Just change the Meter/Key to the one you need. See pics.

If I change it, the notes also change, is there a way to not have that happen, so I can create variations of the music.

How do I add sharps and flats to a clef in Cakewalk?:

Edit: In the staff view

Thanks!

6 minutes ago, msmcleod said:

Uncheck "Select Events with Arranger Sections" within the Track View Options menu.

I can't find that, the docs are useless without images.

2 hours ago, msmcleod said:

Either:

1. Export a selection; or
2. Create arranger sections for the parts you want, then use "Arranger Sections" as the source category when exporting.

But when I try to create an arranger section, and try to expand it, the expanded parts disappear.

How would I only export certain parts of a track. Like the intro and then the main track as they have to be exported and used in a game?

1 hour ago, John Vere said:

Input Quantize is in the midi track inspector. 

No, I mean scales like F# Minor

I know I can snap to a scale, and in the piano roll it will automatically not allow you to place notes there. But I found that using my computer keyboard is a lot easier to compose with, but it doesn't snap. How do I make it snap?