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200 MIDI editor
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Page mode as print preview: You should first change the page format (in the
score properties dialog) to the paper format of your printer before setting up
the page for printing as the display depends on the page format. You will then
see your score exactly as it will be printed.
Score sheet
The automatic conversion of MIDI data into score material is usually sufficient
for editing MIDI data; in this case, efficiency is required instead of a perfect,
ready-to-print display. However, it may still be necessary to adjust some of the
display options for the musical material during editing. These display options
can be found in the "MIDI score properties" dialog, which you can open by
clicking the corresponding button.
Open score settings dialog for notation system and page properties
Presets are available here, too. These are pre-programmed standard settings
for certain instruments or groups such as "strings" or "orchestra". Selecting a
preset improves the score display and its readability.
Violin clef view (preset)
Changing the score by selecting the piano presets
More information about the score is available below.
Editing MIDI data in the score sheet
Selection
As usual you can select notes by clicking them. You can select a group of
notes (e.g. a chord) by sketching a frame over them while holding down the
mouse button. Select multiple single notes by pressing "Ctrl".