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5. Click OK to close the Percussion Notation Key dialog box.
6. Click Close to close the Staff View Layout dialog box.
The Staff view shows the percussion clef with the note bindings and noteheads you assigned.
Ghost Strokes
In percussion notation, parentheses around a note mean that it is a ghost stroke, played very lightly
and barely heard. SONAR supports ghost strokes by displaying parentheses around any percussion
note event with velocity less than 32 (a fixed, arbitrary threshold). If necessary, you can adjust the Vel+
parameter of the track and the velocities of the individual notes to effectively move this threshold
without changing the way the note sounds.
Printing
The Staff view provides printing support of standard musical notation in nine staff sizes. The Staff view
prints general project information from the File Info dialog box (see “Labeling Your Projects” on page
180) at the beginning of the score, including the song's title (or file name), subtitle (dedication), playing
instructions, author/composer, and copyright. In addition, SONAR identifies the tracks by number and
name, and numbers each measure and each page.
To Print a Score
1. Make sure the Staff view is the current window.
2. Choose File-Print Preview .
3. If you want, click Zoom, or click in the music, to zoom the view in and out.
4. Click the Configure button to select a rastral size.
5. When zoomed out, you can press Page Up and Page Down to navigate between pages.
6. Click Print.
SONAR displays the Windows Print dialog box, from which you can set up your printer and print the
score.
Set the notehead and articulation mark
for a percussion sound Select the sound in the MIDI Note list, then select a Notehead
Type and Articulation Symbol. (Only bound sounds can be
assigned a notehead type and articulation symbol other than
the default.)
Control how unbound percussion
sounds display In the Display As list, click the pitch that you want all unbound
notes to display as. Then select a Notehead Type and
Articulation Symbol, then click the Default note button to
apply your changes.
Remove a binding Select the percussion sound in the MIDI Note list, then click
Unbind. Unbound notes are displayed in the default position.
Load a preset Select the preset from the Preset list.
Save your settings as a preset Click the Save button and enter a preset name.
Clear all bindings Click Zap All.
Select notes in the note lists with a MIDI
keyboard Click in the MIDI Note or Display As list, then strike a key on
your keyboard.