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Chapter 4 Tutorial 2: Learning to Play Guitar and Piano 47

Customizing the Lesson Window

You can customize the appearance of the lesson window in several ways, to suit your

style of learning. Both guitar and piano lessons can show different types of notation:

Customizing a Guitar Lesson

In a guitar lesson, you can view notation as chord symbols, chord fingering grids,

tablature (TAB), or standard notation. If you’re a left-handed guitarist, you can switch to

a left-handed view. You can also switch the animated fretboard to a top-down view, as

well as the default angled view.

To customize the window for a guitar lesson:

1 Click Setup in the upper-right part of the lesson window.

The setup window appears, showing the different notation and appearance options.

2 Click the notation and appearance options you want to use.

3 To show the left-handed view for the lesson, select the “Left-handed guitar” checkbox.

4 To change the animated fretboard to a top-down view, select the “Top-down fretboard

view” checkbox.

5 When you’re finished, click Done to return to the lesson.

Customizing a Piano Lesson

In a piano lesson, you can view the notation as chord symbols or as standard notation.

You can view notation for either the left hand or right hand, or for both hands together.

You can also switch to Easy View. In Easy View, the note names appear on the white

keys of the animated keyboard, and also appear on the note heads when viewing

standard music notation.

To customize the window for a piano lesson:

1 Click Setup in the upper-right part of the lesson window.

The setup window appears, showing the different notation and appearance options.

2 Click the notation and appearance options you want to use.

3 To view the lesson in Easy View, select the Easy View checkbox.

4 When you’re finished, click Done to return to the lesson.

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Apple GarageBand Specifications Page 47