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342 Chapter 8 Global Tracks
Handling Signature Changes
Events on the Signature track can be selected, moved, deleted, and copied (drag them
while pressing Option or use the standard Copy and Paste commands). Multiple
selections are possible, even in conjunction with Regions, which is very useful when
complete parts of a song, containing signature changes, are to be copied. In this
situation, the Edit > Select Inside Locators option can be helpful. Note that the Signature
track must be visible and must not be protected, in order to select and copy signatures.
If you double-click a signature in this track, a dialog box opens, allowing you to edit the
signature.
Shift–double-clicking in the Signature track opens the Signature/Key Change List, where
time and key signatures are shown in a list style editor, along with other global Score
symbols such as repeat signs, double bar lines and so on.
Cutting Bars
You can use the Scissors tool in the Signature track to cut bars. As an example; to divide
one 5/4 measure into a 3/4 and a 2/4 measure by cutting at the fourth beat of the 5/4
bar.
If you make a cut in the middle of a bar in a section where the time signature doesn’t
change, two corresponding shorter measures will be inserted, with the original time
signature resuming after the cut.
Likewise, it is also possible to merge two subsequent measures into one longer
measure by using the Glue tool in the Signature track.
Chord Track
The Chord track contains chord symbols. These can originate from different sources,
and methods of creation:
Use the Pencil tool at the desired position in the Chord track. A dialog window will
open, allowing you to define the chord symbol.
Use the Analysis function for MIDI Regions: Select the desired MIDI Region
(preferably one containing complete chords) and click the Analyze button in the
Chord Track List. The MIDI Region will be analyzed, with the resulting chords
appearing in the Chord track. This also works for several subsequent Regions.
Alternatively, you can drag the desired Regions onto the Chord track.
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