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User’s Handbook for Version 6 – updated Oct. 2011 - 22

A tie links the note to the note preceding it. It lengthens the duration of that preceding note,

therefore, by the duration of the tied note.

Multiple ties

You can also tie an entire beat to the beat preceding it.

Fermata

The fermata is also known as a hold, or a pause; and what it means is that you are to pause

on that particular beat, at the discretion of the conductor. It is therefore a multi-track symbol.

A window opens up to let you choose the symbol and the duration of the pause by adjusting

the tempo.

Accidentals

Those buttons let you add any of the 5 different types of accidentals (sharp, double sharp, flat,

double flat, and natural) to a given note.

Changing the accidental

This is to change the accidental without modifying the note’s pitch.

Augmenting (or diminishing) by a half-tone

You can raise with this button a note or an entire multiple selection by a half-tone. The next

button allows to similarly lower a selection by a half-tone. This is a useful tool to transpose an

entire track, when used with Edit > Select all.

Nuances

The nuance (or note dynamic) defines the intensity with which a note is to be played.

The buttons allow you to choose a dynamic for

each note, from very faint to very strong . In order to get different dynamics on a

same beat, please use different voices.

Crescendo/Decrescendo

This attributes to a beat or group of beats (via multiple selection) a progressive rise or fall of

the volume.

3. Symbols corresponding to effects

Ghost note

A ghost note is a faint note. The dynamic of a ghost note is automatically decreased. The note is

displayed between round brackets on the tablature.

Accented note

Contrary to a ghost note, an accented note is played loudly. The dynamic of an accented note is

automatically increased.

Heavily accented notes

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