Or, press SPACEBAR, TAB, or SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW to move to the next entry, or click the next note on which you want a chord to appear. Use the Caps Lock key when you know you want only uppercase chords-to enter a flat symbol with Caps Lock engaged, press shift-B (for lowercase). Type uppercase letters unless you want the root and alternate bass note to use lowercase letters.If you type a zero, the Chord Suffix Selection dialog box appears, where you can choose a suffix. If you type a slot number, PrintMusic displays the corresponding suffix from the Chord Suffix Selection dialog box. An alternate method of entering suffixes is to type a colon followed by the slot number of the suffix shown in the Chord Suffix Selection dialog box.You can also type | (shift-backslash) instead of a slash or an underscore this will place the alternate bass note below and slightly to the right of the root. Type an underscore (shift-hyphen) instead of a slash if you want the alternate bass note (C in this example) placed under the root. Type the chord that you want to appear in the score, such as “BbM7/C”.A cursor appears above the note, aligned with the chord positioning arrows.
#Dorico chord symbols full
Play a single note above/below middle C to advance forward/backward by full measures. Press a single note within an octave below Middle C to move to the previous note. Press a single note within an octave above Middle C to advance the cursor to the next note/beat.
If you don’t play the chord in root position, PrintMusic writes it with an alternate bass note, as in “Am/E.” Play a chord, in any register, on your synthesizer PrintMusic places the chord symbol into the score, aligned with the baseline (controlled by the two triangles at the left side of the screen). The cursor appears above the staff, indicating that PrintMusic is listening to your MIDI instrument.
If you want to add chord symbols to the score by playing them, one by one, on a MIDI keyboard, choose Chord > Allow MIDI Input, and then click a note or rest in the score.Even PrintMusic’s guitar fretboard diagrams, which are created automatically, transpose according to the key. Similarly, if you copy chord symbols to a passage in another key, they’ll be transposed when you paste them. PrintMusic’s chord symbols are intelligent with respect to key if you decide to change the key, the chord symbols are automatically transposed.
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