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582 Chapter 16 Score Editor

Several Verses Written below each other

There can be several LYRIC objects assigned to the same note, so you can insert several

verses for a song, one below the other. Start with the first verse and make sure the

vertical distance to the notes is correct. Then start with the input of the second verse.

As long as you stay in fast lyric input mode, all Lyric objects for the second verse will

stay at the same height as the object you started with, in this case the first word of the

second verse.

Note: It is important that Lyric objects are assigned to the right MIDI Region, if you

work in a full score display (Remember: selected staves are displayed with blue stave

lines). Generally it is recommended that you insert lyrics in linear view, and single MIDI

Region display mode, especially if you insert more than one verse. In linear view, it is

also easier, for example, to rubber band select several Lyric objects, to change all of

their positions.

Chord Symbols

Inserting Chord Symbols

Chord symbols (text object CHORD) are inserted into the score like regular Text objects,

with the mouse from the Part box, or directly with the Text tool, while holding Option.

A text cursor will appear. First you enter the root of the chord, and then the additional

information.

Important: When you insert chord symbols, be careful to insert them at the correct bar

position. Watch the help tag as you insert the chord object.

A chord symbol can include a root note, a separate bass note and two lines of

extensions. Try to insert a simple chord symbol first. Type Eb7 and press Enter. The

result will look like this:

Now double-click on the root Eb. The following edit window will open:

There are four entry fields for the different parts: one for the root, one for an additional

bass note and two for extensions, which are placed above each other. If you click on

any of them, an entry field opens where you can edit the chord symbol, or enter the

desired additional information.

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