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Latest revision as of 01:30, 2 April 2009
Contents
The Sketcher
If you would like some help planning your stage layout, or want to share something you are doing that works, please try The Sketcher.
Learning how it works
- The Sketcher Just try it!
- The Sketcher Movie See it in action:
- Sketcher Help Notes
Basic operations
Just drag instruments from the palette of instruments onto the stage area. You can add notes (a good idea) for things that don't fit into the picture.
When you save your changes, I will take what you have done and turn it into a regular image that is viewable on the web and post it in the Sketcher Discussion with comments. When you follow this link, jump to the last page. Your Sketch will likely be there.
Hints
Notes Section
If you are using Sketcher to develop your own stage layouts - that's great - have fun with it. If you don't need us to do any work on your Sketch, please put a message in the Notes section so we know what you are doing. Thanks.
Printing
You can print your Sketch from your computer. When you are viewing it in The Sketcher, right-click with your mouse for a menu. You will see an option to print. It's small but it works.
Advanced Codes for the T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine
