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If the (preset) option "Automatic stave allocation" is set for the note,
then the staves will be played through until the MIDI channel
corresponds with it and the pitch is over or equal to the split point.
Note: It may happen that some notes are not shown at all as they are
not yet allocated to a stave.
Multi-voice notation
Up to two independent voices can be annotated for each staff. The
voices differ in the direction of the note stems: the first voice is
always with the stem pointing upwards, the second with the stem
pointing downwards. Rests are displayed individually for each voice.
Multi-voice notation can simplify the score considerably and enable
multiple instruments or parts to be displayed in one staff together.
You can set the voice by selecting the notes and clicking on the
button or menu command "Assign first voice" or "Assign second
voice".
This sets the stem direction of the notes, and therefore the voice
itself.
This assignment can be undone by clicking on
"Automatic staff assignment for notes".
For automatic voice assignment, the note's MIDI channel has to be
analyzed.
To do this, set up a MIDI channel for the second voice in the stave
properties dialog. This can be set individually for each staff. All notes
of a stave whose MIDI channel has not yet been assigned to a
second voice, are added to the first voice.