The NoteEdit Handbook

Jörg Anders <j.anders@informatik.tu-chemnitz.de>

Christian Fasshauer <mseacf@gmx.net>

Erik Sigra <sigra@home.se>

David Faure <david@mandrakesoft.com>

Matt Gerassimoff <mgeras@telocity.com>

Leon Vinken <leon.vinken@hetnet.nl>

TSE3 sequencer library: Pete Goodliffe
Revision 2.8.0-rc1 (2005-02-01)

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NoteEdit is a score editor for KDE


Table of Contents

1. Using NoteEdit
Starting NoteEdit
Insertion
Inserting notes
Problems with double whole notes
Grace notes
Problems exporting graces notes
Drum notes
Inserting rests
Multi rests
Insert Clef
Inserting key signatures, time signatures
Volume Change
Tempo Signature
Program (instrument) Change
Insert a note to a chord
Insert a bar
Insert a double bar
Repeat
Multi repeats
Lyrics
Arbitrary text
Working with guitar chord diagrams and chords
Insert a new staff
Trills
(De-)Crescendo
Octaviation (va lines)
Segno, dal Segno ...
Ritardando, Accelerando
Modification
Selection
Goto Measure
Change pitch
Change length, dotted, tied, flat, beamed, sharp, natural
Change staff position
Deleting elements
Deleting a note from a chord
Modification of clefs, time signatures, key signatures
Block instructions
Beamed Notes
Triplets
N-tuplets
Slurs
Multistaff block instruction
Autobar
Autobeam
Cleanup rests
Merge MIDI tracks
Undo
Redo
Deleting a staff
Set staff properties
Staff name
Setting staff geometry
Set a channel
Select staff volume
Select a voice
Set stereo position
Set reverberation
Set chorus
Play transposed
Tools
Score layout
Problems exporting staff layout
Transpose
Change clef
Reduce Accidentals
Combine chords
Change Accidentals
View
Creating Windows
Zoom
Show/Hide bar numbers staff names and auxiliary insert lines
Show/Hide staff context
Working with multiple voices per staff (polyphony)
Creating multiple voices
How to work with multiple voices per staff
Block instructions with multiples voices per staff
Aspects of exportation of multiple voices per staff
Playing
Set the MIDI device
Play/Muting
Stop playing
Using the aRts MIDI scheduler
Configuration
Key configuration
Colors
MIDI PEDAL COMMANDS
Autosave
Score information
Save parameters
Configuration file
(Re-)Storing
Saving
Restoring/Autoload
Export MIDI
Export MusiXTeX
Export LilyPond
Export ABC music
Export MusicXML
Import MusicXML
Export PMX
MIDI import
Import MIDI
Record from MIDI-Keyboard
Problems with MIDI import
Working with TSE3
Quit the program
Shortcuts
2. Credits and License
A. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
B. The MIDI import discussion page
C. The LilyPond export discussion page
"old" LilyPond
Quick Start
Generating DVI file
Generating Postscript file
LilyPond installation tips
Font sizes
Beams
Stem direction
Ties
Volume signs
Problems exporting the score Layout
Omit the score generation
Measures
Drum notes
Problems with grace notes
international lyrics
Problems with guitar chord diagrams
D. MusicXML export discussion page
About MusicXML
Limitations
Export to KGuitar
E. MusicXML import discussion page
Limitations
Import from KGuitar
Import from Rosegarden
F. PMX export discussion page
PMX
Quick Guide
Limitations
Staff selection
Keep beams
Problems with grace notes
Problems with guitar chord diagrams
Using musixlyr
Problems exporting the score Layout
G. The MusiXTeX export discussion page
MusiXTeX
Quick Guide
Script based export
Problems with MusiXTeX
Solutions
Using musixlyr
Exporting guitar chord diagrams
international lyrics
Problems exporting the score Layout
H. The ABC music export discussion page
What is ABC music
How to get and compile abcm2ps
How to get a printable output
Restrictions
Problems exporting the score Layout
I. Installation
How to obtain NoteEdit
Installing NoteEdit from RPMs
Installing from source
Requirements for source compilation
Building
First test
The TiMidity server
How to obtain KDE
Compilation and Installation of KDE