The Map Pitches dialog allows you to set multiple pitch mappings in a single transformation; for example, if you want to transform all C♯s, F♯s, and A♯s into D♭s, G♭s, and B♭s.
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You can open the Map Pitches dialog in Write mode when at least one note is selected in the music area by choosing
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The Map Pitches dialog contains the following options:
- Map pitch
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Allows you to specify the source pitch you want to map to the destination pitch. You can select a note name and accidental, and you can also optionally specify the octave. The available accidentals depend on the prevailing tonality system.
- Include enharmonic equivalents
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When activated, enharmonic equivalents to the specified source pitch are included in the mapping. For example, if you want to map A♯s and B♭s to Gs.
When deactivated, enharmonic equivalents to the specified source pitch are excluded from the mapping.
- To
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Allows you to specify the destination pitch to which you want to map the source pitch. You can select a note name and accidental. The available accidentals depend on the prevailing tonality system.
- Transform
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Allows you to specify the octave selection for the mapping.
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Up: Destination pitches are higher than the source pitch.
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Down: Destination pitches are lower than the source pitch.
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Closest: Destination pitches use the octave the smallest interval from the source pitch.
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Specific octave: Destination pitches use the octave specified in the value field.
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- Add mapping
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Adds the set mapping to the mapping list.
- Delete mapping
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Removes the selected mapping from the mapping list.
- Mapping list
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Contains the set mappings for the transformation.