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NOTE
Overrides for articulations and tremolos are not currently reected in playback, but this is
planned for future versions.
RELATED LINKS
Changing the playing techniques of unpitched percussion notes on page 988
Creating new playing technique-specic noteheads for unpitched percussion instruments on
page 989
Overriding the appearance of playing technique-specic noteheads on page 990
Dening how combinations of articulations and single-note tremolos sound in playback on page
511
Inputting notes for unpitched percussion on page 180
Exporting percussion kits on page 980
Importing percussion kits on page 980
Override Percussion Noteheads dialog
The Override Percussion Noteheads dialog lists the playing technique-specic noteheads
dened for the selected instrument in the Percussion Instrument Playing Techniques dialog,
shows the notehead type mapped for each technique, and allows you to override those
noteheads for ve-line staff kit presentations only.
For example, the same notehead can indicate different playing techniques for different
instruments. When those instruments are presented on the same ve-line staff, this can cause
confusion, so you can use the Override Percussion Noteheads dialog to disambiguate the
notes for one instrument from another in
ve-line staff kit presentations only.
You can open the Override Percussion Noteheads dialog by selecting an instrument in the
Edit Percussion Kit dialog and clicking Edit Noteheads.
The Override Percussion Noteheads dialog comprises the following:
1
Instrument name
Displays the name of the percussion instrument whose noteheads are listed in the dialog.
2
Playing techniques table
Contains the noteheads for the selected percussion instrument, arranged into the following
columns:
Playing Technique: Displays the playing technique associated with the notehead in the
corresponding row of the table.
Unpitched percussion
Playing techniques for unpitched percussion instruments
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Dorico Elements 3.5.12