Below are 2 most commonly requested tips by a new users:
First tip by Virharmonic : Doing words with two vowels : Often we will come across words like How or Out which carry two vowels in them. This is especially common in English Language. There are few ways how to make these words without breaking the Con_Con_Vowel_Con_Con structure of our library.
Example on the word "Out". The Vowels are A and U with the end consonant T. This is best resolved by using the W consonant. In the Libretto engine you would type like this : AWT all in one step. However what if you want the U to be longer. Then you can use the W consonant as a connecting consonant and you will type it like this : AW _ UT and it is up to you how long the U will be sounding although in this case it might not be necessary, there are words where this can be quite helpful
Second Tip. How do I do phrases like "I am" ... This is where another consonant comes into play which can serve as a connecting consonant between A and I as well as in this instance. " I am" will be written like this : ay _ em, but you might find that you want the Y at the end more pronounced so you can double the consonant and do: ay_yem or use the sustain pedal down _ polylegato off and type it like this : a_yem as often in this case the Y becomes pronounced as part of the second syllable rather then end consonant of the first one and the sustain pedal will reassure that the word is nice and tight.
We hope that these simple examples get you started and every time you celebrate some success on a complex word which took you some time, please share it here with us so we can all get the best results possible.
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