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Getting started
  • Creating spanners — hairpins, slurs, and lines
  • Editing the note before your cursor
  • Entering notes
  • Selecting notes and ranges
Note
  • Building chords by stacking intervals
  • Creating tuplets
  • Sharps, flats, and courtesy accidentals
Dynamics
  • Adding dynamics and hairpins
Articulations
  • Articulations, fermatas, and breath marks
  • Bowing and guitar technique marks
  • Using different notehead shapes
Ornaments
  • Adding grace notes
  • Adding slurs
  • Glissando and tremolo
  • Trill lines and octave-shift lines
  • Turns, mordents, and trills
Voices
  • Working with multiple voices
Select & edit
  • Copying, cutting, and nudging a selection
  • Narrowing what a selection affects
  • Transposing a selection
Text
  • Adding chord symbols
  • Adding expression text
  • Adding lyrics
  • Adding rehearsal marks
  • Adding staff text
  • Adding technique text
  • Adding tempo markings
  • Using the sustain pedal
Bar
  • Adding and removing measures
  • Barlines and repeat signs
  • Changing clef mid-score
  • Changing time and key signature
  • First and second endings (voltas)
  • Jumping to a measure or rehearsal mark
  • Segno, Coda, and D.S./D.C. markers
  • Splitting a score into sections
Instruments
  • Adding and managing instruments
  • Guitar tablature
  • Percussion and drum kit notation
Files & sharing
  • Editing score properties
  • Exporting your score
  • Importing and scanning sheet music
  • Sharing a score
  • Using the audio mixer
Help / Select & edit

Select & edit

Copying, cutting, and nudging a selection

Standard clipboard shortcuts work on the current selection; nudge moves it earlier or later in time by a duration step you choose, with no change to pitch.

Narrowing what a selection affects

A filter narrows which events inside an existing range selection an operation touches, without changing what's highlighted.

Transposing a selection

F6 T opens a dialog to transpose the current selection chromatically, diatonically, or by a named interval, with an independent direction and octave count.

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