Is it possible to have a key signature with a snippet?

Thanks

Snippet is just a snippet not a fragment of the score.

Mmm so this relates back to my earlier question about libraries and storing ideas and multiple def-scores in a single document.

 

To store an "idea" which can be viewed with a key signature in notation I have to save it as a def-score, but each composer document (.opmo) can effectively only have one idea in it, because each .opmo file uses only one def-score, as previously discussed. (I know it can have the code of an infinite number of def-scores, however only the last def-score will 'Evaluate and Audition and Notation" i.e it's not possible to highlight a def-score in a composer document as discovered in my last post)

 

I'm confused to be honest..the whole structural thinking in Opusmodus is confusing me!

 

 

def-score is a score which is a finished work.

For ideas I suggest to create a new file with your expressions.

If you like to call some of your ideas algorithmically then you need to create a def-library.

You don't need to care about a time signature or key signature, all that you do on a score level and not on a snippet level.

 

OK understood, thanks. 

 

As an alternative solution, You may use Torsten Anders's preview-score function for doing what you want:

 

SB.

Thanks Stephane but looks like the latest update has rather wonderfully added this feature.

Yes 🙂