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Benutzerhandbuch Songbook-Edition Benutzerhandbuch SmartScore 64 by Musitek | www.musitek.com Windows Inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis 3 3 4 Benutzerhandbuch SmartScore4 64 Songbook Windows Registrierung, Kontakt & Support 5 Einführung & Tipps 6 SmartScore-Editionen & Seriennummer 6 Die richtige SmartScore-Edition installieren 6 Zu diesem Handbuch 6 Willkommen 7 Die SmartScore 64 Songbook-Edition Handbuch-Version7 1.1 (Juni 2021) Vorbereitung 8 Das Startfenster und die wichtigsten Funktionen 8 Globale Programm-Voreinstellungen 9 Den Scanner einrichten 10 Noten scannen 12 Noten richtig in den Scanner einlegen 12 Welche Noten, welche nicht 12 Den Scanvorgang starten 13 Das Scan-Interface von SmartScore 13 Mehrere Seiten scannen 14 Notenscans als TIFF-Datei speichern 15 Notenerkennung 15 Das SmartScore-Erkennungsmodul 15 Die wichtigsten Erkennungsoptionen 17 Die Erkennung starten 18 Spezial: Erkennung als Einzelstimmenpartitur 19 Erkennung von Noten im PDF-Dateiformat 20 Der Bildeditor 21 Bildbearbeitung im Bildeditor von SmartScore 21 Die wichtigsten Funktionen und Werkzeuge des Bildeditors 22 Tipps zur Bildbearbeitung 23 Der Noteneditor (TIF/ENF-Ansicht) 26 Die Darstellung von Ansichten und Seiten anpassen 27 In Dokumenten navigieren 29 Werkzeuge und Funktionen des Noteneditors 30 Die Notenbearbeitung 32 Notationssymbole auswählen 32 Notationssymbole einfügen (allgemein) 34 Notationssymbole löschen 34 Notationssymbole ändern 37 Notationssymbole positionieren und modifizieren (Zeichen bearbeiten-Modus) 38 Notationssymbole hinzufügen 39 Zeichen hinzufügen, die sich auf mehrere Noten auswirken 42 Mehrtaktige Pausen hinzufügen 44 Mit Vorschlagsnoten arbeiten 45 Tempo-/Vortragsangaben verwenden und eigene definieren 46 Vortragsbezeichnungen einfügen 47 Wiederholungen, Sprünge und Codas 48 Orientierungszeichen 51 Das Eigenschaftswerkzeug 52 Das Tool schlechthin 52 Übersicht: Notationselemente, die mit dem Eigenschaftswerkzeug bearbeitet werden können 53 Akkordbezeichnungen und Griffbilder 54 Die Dialogbox Gitarrenakkord 54 Akkordbezeichnungen und Griffbilder einfügen, bearbeiten und positionieren 55 Liedtext und Textblöcke 56 Liedtexte und Textblöcke einfügen, bearbeiten und positionieren 56 Transponieren 58 Die Dialogbox Transponieren 58 Musik kopieren, ausschneiden, einfügen und duplizieren 60 Mit Notensystemen arbeiten 62 Der System-Manager 62 Stimmenbezeichnungen 63 Notensysteme 64 Notensystemverknüpfung 67 Partiturstruktur 69 Individuelle und globale Layouteinstellungen 73 Das Seitenlayout global einstellen 74 Abstandswerte exakt einstellen und übertragen 74 Die gesamte Partitur formatieren 75 Die Druckvorschau-Ansicht 76 Musikwiedergabe 77 Die Wiedergabe einrichten 77 Die Wiedergabe-Symbolleiste 78 Das SmartScore-Mischpult: Die Wiedergabe-Konsole 79 Die Wiedergabe starten, stoppen und zurückspulen 80 Die Mini-Konsole 80 Wiedergabe über VST-Instrument-Plugins (VSTi) 81 Wiedergabe über SF2-Soundfonts 83 Weitere Wiedergabe-Optionen 84 Schlagzeug und Perkussion 86 Arbeiten mit Tabulaturnotation 92 Erkennung von Tabulaturnotation 93 Die Darstellung von Tabulatur in SmartScore 94 Tabulaturnotation bearbeiten 95 Ein Notensystem in ein TAB-Systeme konvertieren (und umgekehrt) 97 Der MIDI-Editor 99 Ein aktives ENF-Dokument im MIDI-Editor öffnen 100 Allgemeines zum Umgang mit dem MIDI-Editor 101 MIDI-Dateien importieren und umwandeln 103 Die Piano Roll-Ansicht 105 Die wichtigsten Funktionen der Piano Roll-Ansicht 106 Die Spurübersicht 110 Die wichtigsten Funktionen der Spurübersicht 111 Die Event-Liste 112 Die wichtigsten Funktionen der Event-Liste 113 Die Karaoke-Ansicht 114 Speichern, Drucken und Dateiformate 116 Die wichtigsten Tastaturbefehle für schnelleres Arbeiten 119 Tipps und Problemlösungen 122 Alternative Scan-Methoden 122 Problemlösungen 123 Index 128 SmartScore® und Musitek® sind registrierte Warenzeichen von Musitek, Ojai, CA USA. Musitek behält sich alle Rechte an Musitek®, SmartScore®, deren Marken und zugehörigen Materialien vor. Microsoft® und Windows® sind registrierte Warenzeichen der Microsoft Corporation. Apple® und Macintosh® sind Warenzeichen von Apple Computer, Inc. Andere Hersteller- und Produktnamen sind Warenzeichen ihres jeweiligen Eigentümers. © SmartScore® is a registered trade mark of Musitek®, Ojai, CA USA. International rights secured. Musitek 413 W. Matilija St. Ojai, CA 93023, USA www.musitek.com QRG D2021-1.1 Inhalt Inhaltsverzeichnis Registrierung, Kontakt & Support 5 Der Noteneditor (TIF/ENF-Ansicht) 26 Einführung & Tipps 6 Die Darstellung von Ansichten und Seiten anpassen 27 SmartScore-Editionen & Seriennummer 6 In Dokumenten navigieren 29 Die richtige SmartScore-Edition installieren 6 Werkzeuge und Funktionen des Noteneditors 30 Zu diesem Handbuch 6 Die Notenbearbeitung 32 Notationssymbole auswählen 32 Willkommen 7 Notationssymbole einfügen (allgemein) 34 Die SmartScore 64 Songbook-Edition 7 Notationssymbole löschen 34 Vorbereitung 8 Notationssymbole ändern 37 Das Startfenster und die wichtigsten Funktionen 8 Notationssymbole positionieren und modifizieren Globale Programm-Voreinstellungen 9 (Zeichen bearbeiten-Modus) 38 Den Scanner einrichten 10 Notationssymbole hinzufügen 39 Noten scannen 12 Zeichen hinzufügen, die sich auf mehrere Noten auswirken 42 Noten richtig in den Scanner einlegen 12 Mehrtaktige Pausen hinzufügen 44 Welche Noten, welche nicht 12 Mit Vorschlagsnoten arbeiten 45 Den Scanvorgang starten 13 Tempo-/Vortragsangaben verwenden und eigene definieren 46 Das Scan-Interface von SmartScore 13 Vortragsbezeichnungen einfügen 47 Mehrere Seiten scannen 14 Wiederholungen, Sprünge und Codas 48 Notenscans als TIFF-Datei speichern 15 Orientierungszeichen 51 Notenerkennung 15 Das Eigenschaftswerkzeug 52 Das SmartScore-Erkennungsmodul 15 Das Tool schlechthin 52 Die wichtigsten Erkennungsoptionen 17 Übersicht: Notationselemente, die mit dem Eigenschaftswerkzeug bearbeitet werden können 53 Die Erkennung starten 18 Spezial: Erkennung als Einzelstimmenpartitur 19 Akkordbezeichnungen und Griffbilder 54 Erkennung von Noten im PDF-Dateiformat 20 Die Dialogbox Gitarrenakkord 54 Akkordbezeichnungen und Griffbilder einfügen, bearbeiten Der Bildeditor 21 und positionieren 55 Bildbearbeitung im Bildeditor von SmartScore 21 Die wichtigsten Funktionen und Werkzeuge des Bildeditors 22 Liedtext und Textblöcke 56 Tipps zur Bildbearbeitung 23 Liedtexte und Textblöcke einfügen, bearbeiten und positionieren 56 SmartScore 64 Songbook Windows 3 Inhalt QRG D2021-1.1 Transponieren 58 Arbeiten mit Tabulaturnotation 92 Die Dialogbox Transponieren 58 Erkennung von Tabulaturnotation 93 Musik kopieren, ausschneiden, einfügen und duplizieren 60 Die Darstellung von Tabulatur in SmartScore 94 Tabulaturnotation bearbeiten 95 Mit Notensystemen arbeiten 62 Ein Notensystem in ein TAB-Systeme konvertieren Der System-Manager 62 (und umgekehrt) 97 Stimmenbezeichnungen 63 Notensysteme 64 Der MIDI-Editor 99 Notensystemverknüpfung 67 Ein aktives ENF-Dokument im MIDI-Editor öffnen 100 Partiturstruktur 69 Allgemeines zum Umgang mit dem MIDI-Editor 101 MIDI-Dateien importieren und umwandeln 103 Individuelle und globale Layouteinstellungen 73 Die Piano Roll-Ansicht 105 Das Seitenlayout global einstellen 74 Die wichtigsten Funktionen der Piano Roll-Ansicht 106 Abstandswerte exakt einstellen und übertragen 74 Die Spurübersicht 110 Die gesamte Partitur formatieren 75 Die wichtigsten Funktionen der Spurübersicht 111 Die Druckvorschau-Ansicht 76 Die Event-Liste 112 Musikwiedergabe 77 Die wichtigsten Funktionen der Event-Liste 113 Die Wiedergabe einrichten 77 Die Karaoke-Ansicht 114 Die Wiedergabe-Symbolleiste 78 Das SmartScore-Mischpult: Die Wiedergabe-Konsole 79 Speichern, Drucken und Dateiformate 116 Die Wiedergabe starten, stoppen und zurückspulen 80 Die wichtigsten Tastaturbefehle für schnelleres Arbeiten 119 Die Mini-Konsole 80 Tipps und Problemlösungen 122 Wiedergabe über VST-Instrument-Plugins (VSTi) 81 Alternative Scan-Methoden 122 Wiedergabe über SF2-Soundfonts 83 Problemlösungen 123 Weitere Wiedergabe-Optionen 84 Index 128 Schlagzeug und Perkussion 86 Musitek 413 W. 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