Apple Logic Pro 9 User Manual

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• Number of Strings field: Displays the default number of strings for the chosen instrument.

• Capo pop-up menu: Choose the fret on which to place the Capo. Choose “0” to play at

the original chord, “1” to place a Capo on the first fret, and so on.

Chord Parameters

• Name field: Enter a name for the chord grid.

• Root Note pop-up menu: Choose a root note for the chord grid.

• Bass Note pop-up menu: Choose a bass note for the chord grid.

• Chord Type pop-up menu: Choose a chord type for the chord grid.

• Difficulty pop-up menu: Choose a difficulty level for the chord grid.

• Favorite checkbox: Tag the chord grid in your favorites.

• Highest Fret pop-up menu: Choose the highest fret for the chord grid.

View Parameters

• Number of Frets pop-up menu: Choose the number of frets (four, five, or six) shown in

the chord grid view.

• Left-Handed checkbox: Change the chord grid view to suit left-handed users.

Other Parameters

• Playback button: Click to listen to the chord grid.

• Action pop-up menu: Choose how the chord grid strings are played back and at what

tempo.

• Chord: All strings are played back simultaneously.

• Arpeggio Up, Arpeggio Down: Each string is played back one after the other.

• Slow, Medium, Fast: Playback tempo.

• Reset/Clear toggle button: Click the Reset button to set the chord grid back to its original

state (showing either open strings, a new chord grid, or the selected chord grid) within
the Chord Grid Selector tab. Click the Clear button to clear the chord grid, providing
you with a clean template to work on.

• Target Library pop-up menu: Choose the library in which to add the new or edited chord

grid.

• Replace button: Click to replace an existing chord grid.

• Add button: Click to add a chord grid to your chosen library.

Inserting and Editing Chord Grid Symbols in the Score Editor

There are a number of ways to insert chord grid symbols into your score.

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Chapter 31

Working with Notation

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