Yes, that is indeed possible, but they will not alter their spacing
when the bar resizes as you adjust the layout. I prefer to enter them
on a hidden rest in another layer so that they preserve their
alignment properly. A pain, but I can live with it. I look forward to
the time that chords attach themselves to measure divisions like
expressions do now.
Christopher
On Apr 24, 2009, at 4:44 PM, Haroldo Mauro Jr. wrote:
You can enter as many chords as you want on the same note. After
you enter the first chord, F, choose "Manual Input" from the Chord
menu. Then click on the note that is on the first beat again. Th
Chord Definition dialog opens. Enter the chord you want , click OK,
and the new chord will appear above the first one. Then place it
wherever you want by dragging. If you want a third chord, a fourth,
fifth... just repeat the process. All chords will be connected with
the same whole note. However, when playing back you'll hear all
chords played at once.
Haroldo
At 16:32 +0100 24/04/09, Stan Lord wrote:
Macfin 2009
If I have a whole note, say F, and I want to enter a F chord on
beat 1 and then a Bb chord
on beat 3 is there an easy work around for this instead of having
to imput invisible rests in a different layer?
I've lost touch with this recentlly. It's a bit of a pain.
Stan Lord
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