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Adding chord symbols
Type a chord like "Cmaj7" or "G7/B" and see a live voicing preview and audition button — chord symbols transpose correctly with the score, unlike plain text.
Adding expression text
F7 E adds interpretive text like dolce or con fuoco — over 50 known terms carry a bound playback effect shown as an Effect indicator, or type freeform text with none.
Adding lyrics
Lyrics attach per note, one syllable per verse — Space commits and advances, a hyphen continues a word, and Enter commits and exits lyrics mode.
Adding rehearsal marks
F7 R stamps a boxed or circled letter/number at a measure, auto-suggesting the next one in sequence, for verbal navigation during rehearsal.
Adding staff text
F7 X adds free multiline text above or below the staff for anything the other text types don't cover, with no playback effect.
Adding technique text
F7 K adds upright instrument-action text like pizz. or arco — techniques form cancel-pairs and can change MIDI program, octave, velocity, and duration on playback.
Adding tempo markings
Eight tempo categories under F7 T — each affects playback differently, from a hard BPM value to a gradual interpolated change to a swing feel.
Swinging the eighths
F7 T F marks a swing, shuffle or straight feel — one marking that both prints on the page and changes how playback lands the off-beats, with the ratio set by ear.
Using the sustain pedal
Sustain-pedal marking is a spanner with three notation styles under F7 P — text (Ped. / *), a bracket that steps down at the release, or both together.