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Presets per annotation tool
#1
I use different marker pens:
  • A small green marker to highlight a melody line in complex chord sequences (on piano), especially when the melody line is not the top notes.
  • A broad yellow marker to mark where I can turn the page, while in 2-page landscape mode. This way I can turn a page while I am playing the other page at an suitable place instead of waiting until the end of the page.
  • a red or blue marker to mark left en right pages that belong together, so I can see whether I have turned (the other) page already in 2-page mode.
  • a pink and orange marker to indicate rubato (pink=slower, orange=faster). Also a pink marker to indicate temporal accents (i.e. slightly delay a note)

Currently, I need to adjust the width and color of the marker every time. I would like to be able to define presets for markers.

Thinking about it, I would also like presets for other annotation tools, for example:
  • Preset widths and colors for pens
  • Preset size and colors for stamps
  • Preset size, colors, style and texts for the text tool, for example sharp/flat/neutral in blue, fingering (1,2,3,4,5) in red
  • Save paste buffer into presets, so that I can paste different annotations that I have copied before

And thinking about it a little more, the floating (round) annotation tool (which looks beautiful, but I never use it) could be replaced by (or expented with) tool presets.

So in general, I propose to add presets to the annotation tools.
Frank.
Playing classical music on piano, often accompaniments of soloists  Smile
Ik speel klassieke muziek op piano, vooral begeleidingen van solisten Wink
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#2
Luckily you're going to be glad to find the basics that you've been waiting for. All the annotation info is covered in the instruction manual in pages 113-136. Start by reading about FAVORITES and COMMAND BAR. I keep the user manual downloaded in one of my computer folders (where I can find ctrl+f), as well as loaded into MobileSheets as a song, haha.

Unfortunately, the COMMAND BAR often covers up the music because it takes up yet a third row onto the page. It's a real bummer that it's not a single long row directly below the main long annotation row. Like many things in MobileSheets, it's not as streamlined as it could be.


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#3
Wow, thanks!
This opens up a whole set of features I wasn't aware of.
Frank.
Playing classical music on piano, often accompaniments of soloists  Smile
Ik speel klassieke muziek op piano, vooral begeleidingen van solisten Wink
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(06-07-2026, 06:51 PM)alternativepets Wrote: Luckily you're going to be glad to find the basics that you've been waiting for. All the annotation info is covered in the instruction manual in pages 113-136. Start by reading about FAVORITES and COMMAND BAR. I keep the user manual downloaded in one of my computer folders (where I can find ctrl+f), as well as loaded into MobileSheets as a song, haha.

Unfortunately, the COMMAND BAR often covers up the music because it takes up yet a third row onto the page. It's a real bummer that it's not a single long row directly below the main long annotation row. Like many things in MobileSheets, it's not as streamlined as it could be.

Wow! I hadn't discovered this, and it's going to make annotating quicker and easier from now on! I now have a command bar preset with all my most frequent annotation tools  Big Grin
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