Select these checkboxes to display chords and/or fretboards.
Chords and fretboards are attached to the beat and not a specific layer. Select from the Show checkboxes to display various items attached to notes in the selected layer. Use the Apply To dropdown menu to choose which layer you would like the alternate notation applied. Choose this option to display the selected staff in standard music notation. Use this alternate notation style in a Staff Style to temporarily change extra notes to rests for printing. This option is useful when using multiple voices in a linked part that display, for example, a single note to specify a tutti (both or all players) section in some measures and a solo in others. Choose this option to hide all music in the selected staves and display rests instead. See Staff Styles to apply two-bar repeats to selected measures. See the Document Options - Alternate Notation dialog box for changing the vertical positioning of the number. Select this alternate notation style to hide whatever music is already in a pair of measures and instead, display the two-bar repeat symbol, indicating that the player is to repeat the contents of the previous two measures. See Staff Styles to apply one-bar repeats to selected measures. Select this alternate notation style to hide whatever music is already in the measures and instead, display the one-bar repeat symbol, indicating that the player is to repeat the contents of the previous measure. This feature opens up many notational possibilities, such as lyrics beneath blank measures. The advantage to this option is that anything attached to the notes in the selected layer-such as lyrics-remain in view. If View > Show > Hidden Notes and Rests is selected, any notes in the selected staff will appear gray but will not print. Choose this option to hide all music in the selected staves. See the Document Options - Alternate Notation dialog box for changing rhythmic notation character positioning settings.
Use this form of slash notation when the player is to "comp" or improvise in a specific rhythm. All slashes are centered on the middle staff line, and all stems point down unless you check the Stems up checkbox. Select this alternate notation style to convert every note or chord to a stemmed slash. Slash notation is useful for indicating that the player is to "comp," or improvise, a part with an unspecified rhythm. If you want a dot after the slash in compound meters, such as 6/8, check the Add dots to slashes in compound meters checkbox. In cut time, for example, there would be two slashes per bar. Select this alternate notation style to fill every measure with one slash per beat. Add dots to slashes in compound meters.Alternate notation applied as a Staff Style will affect only the selected region. Tip: You can also apply alternate notation to portions of staves using Staff Styles. Alternate notation applied as a Staff Attribute will affect the entire staff. This dialog box allows you to fill the selected staff with one of several alternative notation styles, such as slashes, measure repeats, or blank measures. Beside the Alternate Notation checkbox, click Settings.The Staff Attributes dialog box or the Staff Styles dialog box appears, respectively.
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