Click OK to close the ' String Data' dialog box.Or, alternatively, just double-click the new pitch. Select a new pitch in the Note Selection box and click OK.Or, alternatively, just double-click the string pitch. The String Data dialog opens:Ĭlick on a string pitch and select Edit String…. Press the Edit String Data… button at the bottom of the dialog box. Right-click on the staff and select Staff/Part Properties…. Note: If you only want to view (rather than change) the instrument tuning, follow steps 1 and 2 only. You can fine tune the display if necessary using the 'Fret Marks' and 'Note Values' tabs. Click on Advanced Style properties, select the appropriate tablature option from 'Template', then press If 'Instrument' is not a plucked-strings type, click on Change instrument and select an appropriate instrument from 'Strings – Plucked.'.If 'Instrument' is already set to a plucked-strings type, then go to step 3.

Right-click into an empty spot of the staff and select Staff/Part Properties….

To convert an existing standard staff to tablature, or tablature to a standard staff:

Add the tab staff as described in Add instruments ('Create a new score').

Click on the staff to which you want to add another (linked or not).

Open the instruments dialog (press I or from the menu bar, select Edit → Instruments…).To add a single tablature staff to an existing score (for combined staff/tab system see below): Then edit the tablature to your exact requirements using the Staff/Part properties dialog. Note: If the desired tablature is not available in the Choose Instrument list, add a tablature staff anyway at step 4 (above). Complete the rest of the New Score Wizard.On the Instruments page, select the desired tablature in the 'Strings – plucked' category, in the left-hand column.On the Choose template file page, click on Choose Instruments under 'General'.To create tablature in a new score (for combined staff/tablature systems see → below): Or, alternatively, you can convert an existing standard staff. If you want to add tablature to an existing score, use the Instruments dialog. If you wish to create tablature as part of a new score, use the New Score Wizard. Tablature can also be combined with traditional staff notation: Music for fretted, stringed instruments is commonly notated using tablature, also known as tab, which provides a visual representation of the strings and fret numbers:

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