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Duplicating Notes
PROCEDURE
1. Open the Quantize Presets pop-up menu on the toolbar and select a quantize value.
2. Select the notes that you want to duplicate.
3. Press Alt/Opt and drag the notes to their new position.
To restrict moving to one direction, press Ctrl/Cmd while dragging.
Changing the Note Length
The displayed note length is not necessarily the actual note length. It also depends on the note
values and rest values for Display Quantize in the Staff Settings dialog. This is important to
remember when you change the length of a note.
You can change the length of a note in the following ways:
●
Select the notes that you want to change and Ctrl/Cmd -click on one of the note icons on the
extended toolbar.
All the selected notes are assigned to the length of the clicked note.
● Select the notes that you want to change and edit the length values on the info line.
RELATED LINKS
Improving the Score Display on page 531
Editing Note Events on the Info Line on page 486
Splitting and Gluing Note Events
● To split 2 notes that are strung together by a tie, click on the tied note head with the Split
tool.
● The note is split into 2, with the respective length of the main and the tied note.
● To glue a note to the next note with the same pitch, click on a note with the Glue tool.
Enharmonic Shift
You can perform an enharmonic shift on notes that are not displayed with the accidentals you
wish.
PROCEDURE
1. Select the notes that you want to shift.
2. Click one of the enharmonic shift buttons on the extended toolbar.
RELATED LINKS
Score Editor Extended Toolbar on page 530
Flipping Stems
The direction of the note stems is automatically selected according to the note pitches. However,
you can change this manually.
PROCEDURE
1. Select the notes for which you want to ip the stem direction.
MIDI Editors
Score Editor Operations
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