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You may also choose a colour for the bars that will appear in the Global View (see the Main screen), and the

type(s) of notation you wish to use (slash, standard, or tab).

Tip: Once the instrument has been selected you won’t be able to change it for that particular track

(nor can you change the number of strings). You can however convert an instrument into another

instrument by use of Cut/Copy/Paste; and the notes get automatically transposed. It is also possible

to change the soundbank attributed to the track, thus associating any soundbank to any instrument

(outside of percussions).

Organizing Bars

In Guitar Pro, there will necessarily be at least one bar per track. Thus, any given bar “B” will bear the same

tone and signature on track T1, T2, etc. Similarly, adding a repeat sign (to open or close a section) will

necessarily affect every track at once.

This guarantees the musical consistency of the score, and a satisfactory result when you play it.

On the other hand, you will have to precisely define each track. You won’t be able to create a hundred-bar

guitar track, for instance, and a percussion track with only one bar playing in loops. You will have to

reproduce the percussion bar on the 100 bars, either by using Copy and Paste, or by resorting to repeat

symbols. (See Adding symbols .)

Just as well, using the menu: Bar > Insert Bar / Delete Bar will cause a bar to be added or deleted on

every track.

Barlines

Guitar Pro automatically manages barlines.

When you move the edition cursor to the right, it will automatically move on to the next bar if the current

bar is complete according to the time signature chosen (for example 4 beats for a 4/4 time signature; See

Understanding Notation ). In case the bar isn’t complete yet, Guitar Pro creates a new beat whose duration is

the same as that of the preceding beat.

Whenever a bar is incomplete or too long, Guitar Pro displays it in red, unless of course it is the bar you are

currently editing.

The Status Bar shows you the actual duration of the current bar as well as its theoretical duration. Whenever

you move your cursor over that part of the Status Bar a balloon will let you know which voice is incomplete.

Bar design and setting

In Page or Parchment mode, it is possible to manually manage the number of bars per line. To do so, you

must use the Bar > Force Line Break and Bar > Prevent Line Break menus.

The Bar > System layout lets you choose the default number of bars per system. It resets the line-breaks.

The Start from current system option tells the program how to apply the changes. If the option is

checked the layout will be applied only to the bars that follow the current system. Otherwise the layout will

be applied to the whole document.

The Design mode lets you change the sizes of bars inside a system, as well as the number of bars for

each system.

Line-break functions only affect the active track, or the multitrack view. It is therefore possible to create a

different arrangement of bars for each track, and another for the multitrack view.

To justify the last bar of the score to the right, you may simply add a line-break to that last bar.

Adding Notes to the Score

You can write your notes either by way of tablature or of standard notation. (The “slash” notation is

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