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    Tips and Tricks
    Overview
    This chapter provides useful information about editing 
    techniques and answers to a number of questions that 
    might arise when you use the Score Editor. For more infor-
    mation about the functions referred to, please use the in-
    dex and check the previous chapters.
    Useful editing techniques
    Use this section to find out more about some editing tech-
    niques that will help you to use the score functions more 
    efficiently.
    Moving a note without transposing it
    If you hold down [Ctrl]/[Command] while moving a note (or 
    several notes), only horizontal movements are possible, so 
    that you do not have to worry about the notes being trans-
    posed. You can also set up a key command for this. This is 
    done in the Key Commands dialog (Nudge category).
    Moving and spacing several staves
    If you have a number of staves that you want displayed 
    with an equal distance (for example, all strings of a grand 
    staff in a full orchestra score), this can be done using the 
    Position Info window: 
    1.Open the Preferences (Scores–Editing page) and de-
    activate the option “Global staff Spacing with [Alt Gr]/
    [Option]-[Command]”.
    2.In the score, select the staves you want to set to an 
    equal distance.
    3.Open the Position Info window by clicking on the ruler.
    4.Use the To Previous Staff or To Next Staff settings to 
    specify the desired distance between the staves.
    All selected staves are spaced according to your settings.
    If you do this when the option “Global staff Spacing 
    with [Alt Gr]/[Option]-[Command]” is activated, all staves 
    in the score are affected.
    Polyphonic voicing
    If you are working on a full score with more than one in-
    strument in one staff (2 flutes, 2 trumpets, etc.), you 
    should use polyphonic voices. And even if both instru-
    ments play the same notes, you should insert notes for both instruments (you can mute the notes of the second 
    voice, if playback is an issue). If you do this, it will be much 
    easier to extract single parts later by using the “Extract 
    Voices” command.
    Using the bar handles
    Double-clicking a bar handle opens the Bar Copy dialog. 
    This function is great for copying accents, but you can 
    also use it for copying drum phrases, etc. For more infor-
    mation, see “Moving and duplicating with the bar handles” 
    on page 568.
    If you hold down [Shift] and double-click on a bar han-
    dle, this and the next bar are selected. 
    This is handy when copying phrases of two or more bars in one go.
    Copying a section with “invisibles”
    If you want to copy and paste a section which contains 
    hidden elements, adjusted beams and stems, etc., there 
    are two ways to proceed:
    Use the filter bar to make indicators appear in the score. 
    Then select these indicators together with the notes be-
    fore you copy.
    This ensures the notes are copied with their formatting, etc.
    Double-click the bar handle of one of the bars, and 
    make sure all relevant event types are activated in the dia-
    log. Then select the bars you want to copy by clicking their 
    bar handles, and copy them by [Alt]/[Option]-dragging the 
    bar handles.
    For more information, see “Moving and duplicating with the bar handles” 
    on page 568.
    Using “Scores Notes To MIDI”
    This function converts the score data, as displayed, into 
    MIDI data. Let’s say for example that you have set up the 
    score so that it is displayed to 99 % the way you want it to 
    be. Yet, that last 1 % forces you to deactivate some of the 
    Staff Settings (like Clean Lengths, No Overlap or Auto 
    Quantize), which makes other parts of the score illegible. 
    In this case, try using the function “Scores Notes To 
    MIDI”. Note that you should work on a copy of the track! 
    For more information, see “Using “Scores Notes To MIDI”” 
    on page 510. 
    						
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    Tips and Tricks
    Optimizing rests
    If you have a number of consecutive empty bars, you can 
    replace them with one multiple rest. See “Multiple rests” 
    on page 600.
    Zero system lines
    Having no system lines at all might seem like a stupid idea 
    to start with. But this option allows you to create chord 
    sheets really quickly, see “Using Make Chord Symbols” on 
    page 578.
    A lead sheet created by specifying “0” system lines
    Examples and scales
    If you are creating scale examples and similar, you can use 
    the Real Book option and manually hide all symbols at the 
    beginning of the first staff to make the score appear like 
    separate unconnected “lines”.
    Remember you can also hide the bar lines.
    An example scale without bar lines
    Controlling the order and appearance of grace 
    notes
    Normally, grace notes are beamed. Their order under the 
    beam is controlled by their order in the track. It is enough 
    to put a grace note one tick before the next grace note to 
    make them appear in the desired order under the beam.
    Initially the grace notes are put in with a 32nd note beam. 
    By double-clicking the note and changing the “flag” type 
    in the Set Note Info dialog, you can change this.
    Complex grace notes
    Speeding up inserting key changes
    If you have a grand staff with many instruments, inserting 
    key changes one by one can take a lot of time.
    In this case, activate “Key changes for the entire Project” on 
    the Key context menu or on the Score Settings–Project 
    page (Notation Style subpage, Keys category). This way, all 
    changes made to the key will always affect the entire pro-
    ject.
    Speeding up inserting staccato and accents
    Symbols linked to notes can also be put in for a number of 
    notes at the same time, even on different staves. See 
    “Adding a symbol to several notes using the Pencil tool” 
    on page 559.
    Setting the distance between staves in a piano 
    score
    Drag the first bass staff on the first page. This will copy the 
    spacing to all staves. Please note that this can only be 
    done in Page Mode.
    Frequently asked questions
    In this section, you will find some answers to questions 
    concerning adding and editing of notes as well as the 
    handling of symbols and layouts.
    I enter a note with one value and it is shown as a note 
    with another value.
    Set the Rests value for Display Quantize to a smaller note 
    value. Try deactivating Auto Quantize, especially if you do 
    not have any triplets or triplets only.
    Notes are not displayed at the correct positions.
    Try changing the Notes value for Display Quantize.
    There are a number of short rests after my notes.
    Your Rests value for Display Quantize might be set to too 
    small a note value. Raise it. Also check the “Clean 
    Lengths” setting. 
    						
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    When I change the length of a note, nothing happens.
    This is because the Display Quantize value puts a restric-
    tion on what note values can be displayed. Check that 
    Display Quantize is set to the smallest note value you have 
    in your project.
    I have adjusted Display Quantize and the other staff 
    settings best I can. The notes are still shown with the 
    wrong values.
    You might need to use one of these three features: insert-
    ing Display Quantize events, using polyphonic voicing, or 
    applying “Scores Notes To MIDI”.
    I change the Display Quantize settings on the Score 
    Settings–Staff page (Main subpage) and nothing 
    happens.
    Did you remember to click Apply? Maybe you have already 
    inserted Display Quantize events in the score? These 
    override the staff settings.
    Suddenly many Display Quantize events appear in the 
    score.
    This is not a malfunction. If you had Auto Quantize on and 
    start inserting Display Quantize events, the auto quantiz-
    ing is automatically transformed into Display Quantize 
    events.
    One long note is shown as many tied notes.
    Do other notes occur at the same positions but with differ-
    ent lengths? Then you need to use polyphonic voicing. 
    Are the note(s) syncopated? Then you should try the syn-
    copation feature.
    Even though I’ve tried the above, notes are not tied as I 
    want them.
    The way notes are tied in Cubase follows basic notation 
    rules. You may need to make exceptions to these rules, by 
    using the Cut Notes tool.
    I have an unnecessarily large amount of rests.
    Especially with polyphonic voicing, superfluous rests may 
    be created. Try deactivating rests for one or more voices. 
    You might also leave the rests activated on the Score Set-
    tings–Staff page (Polyphonic tab) and then hide the rests 
    you do not need, one by one.
    When using polyphonic voices, a number of rests are 
    drawn on top of each other.
    As above, you should try hiding rests on the Score Set-
    tings–Staff page (Polyphonic tab), center rests and possi-
    bly manually moving or hiding rests.
    In polyphonic voices, notes that are on the same musical 
    position are not displayed exactly vertically above each 
    other.
    This is not a malfunction. Cubase has built-in automatic al-
    gorithms for making the score as legible as possible. Some-
    times this will include adjustments of the “graphic” position 
    of notes, especially with small intervals like seconds. You 
    can always move the notes using the Layout tool.
    When using polyphonic voices, notes with small intervals 
    “collide”.
    As described above, Cubase tries to avoid this, but only 
    for voices 1 and 2 in the upper staff and voices 5 and 6 in 
    the lower. For other voices, please use the Layout tool to 
    manually move the notes.
    When I select a note, nothing is shown on the info line.
    The note is probably tied to another note. This means that 
    the second note does not really exist, it is just a graphic in-
    dication that the main note is long. Try selecting the main 
    note instead.
    Symbols from the Layout Symbols tab are sometimes 
    invisible when I open the score.
    This is not a malfunction. Those symbols are part of a lay-
    out. If you open the score with another layout, for example 
    because you open another combination of tracks, you will 
    see another layout which might not contain any Symbols at 
    all. See the chapter “Working with layouts” on page 590.
    I can’t select an object on the screen, or I can’t select an 
    object without selecting another object.
    Drag a selection rectangle around the objects. Then hold 
    down [Shift] and deselect all the objects you do not want 
    included, by clicking on them. You should also check out 
    the lock layer function. 
    						
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    Symbols have disappeared.
    Are they layout symbols? Then maybe they belong to an-
    other layout than the one you are editing now.
    If that is not the reason, maybe you have inserted the sym-
    bol into the wrong staff, see “Important! – Symbols, staves 
    and voices” on page 558.
    A symbol doesn’t move with its staff. Auto Layout 
    produces far too wide spacing.
    Maybe you have inserted the symbol into the wrong staff. 
    Please observe the warning in the section “Important! – 
    Symbols, staves and voices” on page 558.
    A note symbol appears too far from the note I wanted it 
    inserted on.
    Do you have activated the correct voice? Note symbols 
    are inserted into voices, just like notes.
    If you wish you had a faster 
    computer
    Here are some tips for those who find some operations 
    slower than they would like:
    Work on a smaller section of the score at a time. Break 
    the project up into parts and work on those parts individu-
    ally until the final layout stage.
    Switch on multi-rests as late as possible.
    When working in Edit Mode, set Default Bars Across 
    The Staff to a small value, for example 2.
    In Edit Mode, resize the window so that only one grand 
    staff at a time is visible.
    Consider upgrading your computer hardware. 
    						
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    Index
    A
    Accelerando547
    Accents
    Above Staves559
    Above Stems559
    Accidentals
    About542
    Distance From Note544
    ACID® loops231
    Acoustic Feedback344
    Score Editor518
    Activate Next/Previous Part339
    Activate project button456
    Active Part339
    Active Staff496
    Adapt (Display Quantize)527
    Add Bus16
    Add Space530
    Add Track38
    Adding Notes514
    Adjust Fades to Range90
    Advanced Quantize329
    Aftertouch
    Deleting355
    Editing353
    Recording82
    AIFF files422
    Align
    Dynamics572
    Symbols570
    Text582
    Alt/Option key12
    Always Send Start Message431
    Angle Mode185
    Any (MIDI channel settings)80
    Apogee UV22 HR156
    Appearance474
    General474
    Meters475
    Apple Remote304
    Apply closes Property Windows498
    Applying effects213
    Archiving271
    Arranger mode618
    Arranger track
    Adding97
    Creating a chain98Flattening100
    Renaming events97
    Articulations
    Auditioning373
    Editing on the controller lane376
    ASIO 2.074
    ASIO Direct Monitoring74
    ASIO meter
    131
    ASIO Positioning Protocol
    About434
    Setting up433
    Attenuate (SurroundPanner)186
    Audio channels
    Copying settings125
    Linking129
    Making settings122
    Mixing down to file420
    Saving settings130
    Audio clips
    About205
    Creating new versions263
    Definition27
    Deleting264
    Locating events265
    Managing in Pool263
    Opening in the Sample Editor268
    Audio effects
    About151
    Applying213
    Automating199
    Editing163
    External163
    For output busses (Master 
    inserts)155
    Freezing156
    In surround configurations187
    Inserts152
    Organizing in subfolders167
    Post-fader inserts152
    Pre/Post-fader sends159
    Recording with78
    Saving164
    Selecting Presets164, 177
    Sends159
    Tempo sync152
    Using VST System Link444Audio events
    Definition27
    Editing in Browser415
    Editing in Sample Editor220
    Fade handles89
    Making selections227
    Slicing236
    Volume handles90
    Audio files
    Converting272
    Deleting permanently264
    Exporting420
    Format for recording69
    Formats268
    Import options
    41
    Importing into Pool268
    Importing into Project window41
    Locating missing267
    Reconstructing missing267
    Removing missing267
    Audio parts
    About26
    Creating by gluing events46
    Creating from events42
    Drawing42
    Editing in Audio Part Editor255
    Editing in Project Browser415
    Sliding contents48
    Audio Warp
    Unstretch Audio242
    Audition icon
    Sample Editor225
    Audition Loop icon
    Sample Editor225
    Auditioning
    Audio Part Editor257
    MIDI editors344
    Pool267
    Project window42
    Sample Editor225
    Auto Clef501
    Auto Fades94
    Auto Group Notes547 
    						
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    Index
    Auto Layout
    About606
    Hide Empty Staves606
    Move Bars606
    Move Bars and Staves607
    Move Staves606
    Optimize All607
    Spread Page606
    Auto Monitoring modes73
    Auto Quantize81, 527
    Auto Save458
    Auto Select Events under Cursor
    MIDI editors346
    Project window44
    Automatic MIDI Record Quantize81
    Automation
    Auto-Latch mode192
    Cross-Over mode192
    Delta indicator190
    Editing in Project Browser417
    MIDI Controller202
    Opening automation 
    subtracks197
    Return Time195
    Showing and hiding197
    Tempo198, 405
    Touch mode192
    Trim193
    Automation events
    About199
    Drawing200
    Editing200
    Editing in the Project Browser201
    Removing201
    Selecting201
    Automation follows Events 
    (Option)199
    Automation Merge Modes (MIDI)202
    Automation pass190
    Automation subtracks
    Assigning parameters to197
    Hiding and showing198
    Muting199
    Autoscroll57, 343, 495B
    Back up Project458
    Backup (.bak) files458
    Bank Assignments317
    Bank Select315
    Bar Handles568, 621
    Bar Lines
    Breaking608
    Indent604
    Moving603
    Selecting Type601
    Bar Numbers
    Offsetting589
    Settings588
    Spacing588
    Bars
    Moving to Next/Prev. Staff603
    Number Across Page602
    Resetting Spacing604
    Bars+Beats Linear
    MIDI editors341
    Basic Appearance Scheme (Cubase 
    Studio)474
    Bass To Lowest Voice
    Explode Function509, 536
    Batch export
    Audio channels420
    Beam Subgroups529
    Beams546
    Appearance548
    Group Settings548
    Grouping545
    Manual Adjustment549
    On/Off545
    Slant548
    Stem Direction541
    Beat Calculator407
    Bezier slurs561
    Block Text585
    Bounce (Export Audio)420
    Bounce Selection333
    Pool269
    Project window49
    Sample Editor228
    Bow Up/Down544
    Braces605
    Bracket Head544Brackets605
    Brightness474, 475
    Brillenbass546
    Broadcast Wave files
    Exporting424
    Recording
    69
    Build N-Tuplet553
    Build Trill561
    Buses
    Add child bus16
    Busses
    About14
    Adding16
    Mixing down to file420
    Routing to and from18
    Viewing in the mixer19
    Bypass
    AudioWarp252
    Effect sends160
    Inserts153
    Bypass Warping
    Sample Editor241
    C
    Center Note-Linked Symbols on 
    Stems559
    Channel (MIDI)
    Setting80
    Channel Overview
    EQ125
    Insert effects154
    Channel Settings
    Audio tracks122
    Copying125
    MIDI tracks128
    Channel Settings windows
    Customizing471
    Channel view sets115
    Channels (MIDI)79
    Chase events64
    Child Busses16
    Chord Recognition341
    Chord Symbols
    Global Settings579
    Inserting Automatically578
    Inserting Manually577
    Clean Lengths528 
    						
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    Index
    Cleanup459, 467
    Clefs
    Editing523
    Inserting522
    Moving523
    Setting Initial499
    Click85
    Clips, see “Audio clips”
    Close Gaps
    Sample Editor238
    Close project456
    Color pop-up menu545, 600
    MIDI editors344
    Project window39
    Color tool39
    Coloring notes545, 600
    Colorize Event Background37
    Computer keyboard display
    Virtual Keyboard65
    Configuring Studio Sends146
    Configuring the Control Room 
    Mixer143
    Conform Files272
    Consolidate Rests528
    Constrain Delay Compensation179
    Context menus498
    Control Room
    About136
    Channels137
    Configuring137
    Creating a Channel138
    Features136
    Mixer141
    Operations137
    Overview140
    Preferences146
    Settings145
    Controller display
    About341
    Adding and removing lanes351
    Controller lane presets352
    Editing events353
    Editing velocity352
    Selecting event type351Controllers
    Deleting355
    Editing353
    Recording82
    Convert Files272
    Convert to MIDI
    Notes and Continuous Pitchbend 
    Data253
    Notes and Static Pitchbend 
    Data253
    Convert to Real Copy45
    Converting MIDI to CC track 
    automation336
    Copy518, 570
    Count-in85
    Cpr files456
    Create Audio Images During 
    Record74
    Create events
    Sample Editor238
    Create events (Cycle Rec Mode)76
    Create Groove Quantize237
    Create MIDI track when loading 
    VSTi170
    Create new controller lane351
    Create Regions (Cycle Rec Mode)76
    Create slices236
    Crescendo
    Affecting MIDI playback619
    Drawing571
    Flipping572
    Keeping Horizontal572
    Crop52
    Crossed Voicings538
    Crossfades
    Creating92
    Editing in dialog93
    Presets94
    Removing93
    Cross-Staff Beaming548
    Csh files271
    Ctrl/Command key12
    Cue Notes551
    Cursor, see “Project cursor”
    Custom Palette558
    Cut518
    Cut Notes Tool550Cut Time52
    Cutflag Events550
    Cycle
    About62
    Record modes81
    Recording68
    Recording audio75
    Recording MIDI81
    Cycle markers
    About54
    Adding in Marker window55
    Drawing55
    Making selections with55
    Navigating to55
    D
    D.C. (Da Capo)574
    D.S. (Dal Segno)574
    Damper Pedal Symbols572
    DC Offset211
    Deactivate
    Inserts153
    Deactivate Punch In on Stop84
    Default MIDI editor338
    Default Number of Bars per Staff602
    Default Output Bus17
    Default template457
    Default Track Time Type40
    Delay compensation
    About152
    Constraining179
    Delete
    Audio files from disk264
    Events in Project window49
    MIDI controllers334, 355
    MIDI drum notes360
    MIDI notes348
    Notes523
    Symbols570
    Delete Continuous Controllers334
    Delete Controllers334
    Delete Doubles334
    Delete Notes334
    Delete Overlaps
    Audio50, 77
    Mono (MIDI)335
    Poly (MIDI)335 
    						
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    Index
    Delete Time52
    Detect Silence216
    Dev (Display Quantize)527
    Device Panels
    About320
    Inspector30
    Mixer122
    Device Ports
    Selecting for busses16
    Setting up15
    Dialogs498
    Diminuendo
    Affecting MIDI playback619
    Drawing571
    Keeping Horizontal572
    Disable sends160
    Disable Track63
    Disk meter131
    Display Arrow Tool after Inserting 
    Symbol559
    Display filter bar497, 498
    Display format33
    Display Length520, 544
    Display Markers592
    Display Quantize
    About490
    Auto527
    In Polyphonic Voices537
    Inserting changes508
    Rests491
    Tool491, 508
    Display Transpose503, 529
    Display transpose
    Disable503
    Dissolve Part
    Audio42
    MIDI332
    Dithering155
    Dividing the Track list40
    Don’t Center Hyphens584
    Don’t Sync Lyrics583
    Double-click Symbol to get Pencil 
    Tool559
    Drag Delay44
    Drag&drop Inserts
    Automation199
    Side-Chain163Draw
    Hitpoints236
    In Sample Editor230
    Markers55
    MIDI controllers
    353
    MIDI notes344
    Parts42
    Drop Out Frames437
    Drum Editor
    Creating and editing notes359
    Muting drum sounds360
    Selecting drum maps363
    Drum maps
    About361
    Making settings361
    MIDI channel and output362
    Selecting363
    Setup dialog363
    Drum name lists364
    Drum Notes
    About610
    Adding and Editing612
    Head Pairs611
    Setting Up The Staff612
    Single Line612
    Drum Sound Solo360
    Drumstick tool359
    Duplicate
    Events and parts45
    MIDI notes347
    Notes518
    Symbols566
    Using Bar Handles568
    Duplicate tracks39
    Dynamics symbols
    Adding571
    Affecting MIDI playback618
    E
    Edit Active Part Only339
    Edit as Drums when Drum Map is 
    assigned338
    Edit button
    Audio channel strips122
    Audio track Inspector29
    MIDI channel strips128
    MIDI track Inspector306
    Edit Drum Map in Scores611
    Edit In-Place356
    Edit Mode495
    Edit Pitch/Time (VariAudio)
    Changing the pitch247
    Description247
    Tilting the micro pitch curve248
    Edit Segment (VariAudio)
    Changing note start/end 
    point246
    Cutting segments246
    Deleting segments247
    Gluing segments246
    Moving segments horizontally247
    Saving the segmentation247
    Edit warp
    Sample Editor239
    Editing via MIDI349
    Edits folder205
    Elements
    Sample Editor221
    Enable Record on Selected Track67
    Enable Solo on Selected Track49
    Enable Track63
    Ending Symbols574
    Enharmonic Shift
    Manual543
    Enlarge Selected Track36
    Envelope
    Process206
    Realtime95
    EQ
    Bypassing124
    Presets125
    Setting123
    Equal Pitch (Selection)346
    Erase Tool49, 523, 608
    Event as Region53 
    						
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    Index
    Event Envelopes95
    Event Lock Layers565
    Events
    Audio27
    Color39
    Duplicating45
    Grouping48
    Locking48
    Moving44
    Muting49
    Overlapping in audio part256
    Overlapping in Project window44
    Removing49
    Renaming46
    Renaming all on track39
    Resizing46
    Resizing with time stretch47
    Selecting43
    Sliding contents48
    Splitting46
    Events (Snap mode)57
    Events from Regions53
    Events to Part42
    Explode509, 536
    Export
    OMF462
    Export Audio Mixdown420
    Export MIDI files464
    Export Options (MIDI files)464
    Export selected tracks466
    Export Tempo track405
    Exporting the Score as Image 
    Files503
    Expression Maps
    Creating377
    Loading374
    External Effects163
    External effects
    About20
    Favorites23
    Freezing24
    Missing plug-ins23
    Setting up21
    External Inputs (Control Room 
    Channel)137, 139, 144External instruments
    About20
    Favorites23
    Freezing24
    Missing plug-ins23
    Setting up22
    Extract Audio from Video461
    Extract MIDI (VariAudio)252
    Just Notes and no Pitchbend 
    Data253
    Extract MIDI Automation336
    Extract Voices539
    F
    Fade handles89
    Fade In/Out functions90
    Faders117
    Fades
    Auto Fades94
    Creating89
    Editing in dialog91
    Presets91
    Processing90
    Removing90
    Fill Loop45
    Filter (MIDI)84
    Filter (Project Browser)417
    Filter bar367, 497, 498
    Find and Replace587
    Find missing files267
    Find Selected in Pool265
    FireWire448
    Fit Page/Width495
    Fixed Lengths334
    Fixed Stem Length530
    Fixed tempo402
    Fixed Velocity335
    Flat Beams529
    Flat Ties550
    Flip
    Crescendo572
    Slurs and Ties569
    Stems541
    Folder parts53
    Folder tracks
    Moving tracks into53
    Muting and soloing53Fonts582, 589
    For Grouping Only500, 546
    Force Update504
    Frame rates430
    Free Warp238
    Freeze Edits215
    Freeze Quantize330
    Freeze Tracks156
    Freeze VST Instruments174
    FX channel tracks
    About157
    Adding effects for158
    Mixing down to file420
    Routing sends to159
    Setting up157
    Soloing
    161
    G
    Gain207
    Generic Remote Device302
    Get Form592
    Global (Input Transformer)390
    Global Staff Spacing621
    Global Text585
    Glue Tool520, 603
    MIDI editors348
    Project window46
    Grace Notes
    Converting to Normal552
    Creating Manually552
    Order of622
    Settings552
    Graphic Note Type544
    Grid (Snap mode)56
    Grid Relative (Snap mode)56
    Groove Quantize
    From audio237
    Group48
    Group channel tracks
    About26
    Routing audio to127
    Using effects156
    Group Notes Icon546
    Grouping
    Automatic547
    Removing547
    Repeats546 
    						
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