Change request:scrolling
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2016 10:25 am
I would like the music scrolling to be changed from the current (top measure is active measure and it jumps vertically) to a scheme in which the active measure always stays centered in the screen and the music scrolls smoothly without jumps.
I think this would make it better for all, but especially for anyone like me. I have Meniere's Disease, an inner ear disorder which is a form of vertigo.
Let me describe what happens to me: I am trying to read ahead (as we are told to in a early lesson), I get to the end of the measure and shift to the left and down. At that point the measures jerks upward and my eyeball twitches up to follow it, causing a slight feeling of vertigo. This gets worse as it goes on. It has not been much of a problem until I got to the lesson with New World Symphony, which scrolls a lot. It took me days to get a 100% on the right hand due to the need for frequent breaks. I also medicate but I try to keep that to a minimum. Very frustrating.
If smooth scrolling can't be done, even a page-turning display would be better for me, and I suspect it would be good training for reading sheet music later.
Thanks.
I think this would make it better for all, but especially for anyone like me. I have Meniere's Disease, an inner ear disorder which is a form of vertigo.
Let me describe what happens to me: I am trying to read ahead (as we are told to in a early lesson), I get to the end of the measure and shift to the left and down. At that point the measures jerks upward and my eyeball twitches up to follow it, causing a slight feeling of vertigo. This gets worse as it goes on. It has not been much of a problem until I got to the lesson with New World Symphony, which scrolls a lot. It took me days to get a 100% on the right hand due to the need for frequent breaks. I also medicate but I try to keep that to a minimum. Very frustrating.
If smooth scrolling can't be done, even a page-turning display would be better for me, and I suspect it would be good training for reading sheet music later.
Thanks.