4. Playing

Playing from sheet music - Automatic page turning - Playing Copy the URL link to this section to share When the sheet is fully set up, you can start the self-scrolling music sheet by tapping on the play button in the lower toolbar.Start the song by tapping again on the play button in the toolbar (1) or on the play button in the dialog (2). 1. Play-Button options 1.1 Count-In If desired, a count-in can be played before the actual track starts. The count-in always runs at the tempo and rhythm that you have entered in the basic settings. You can choose how many beats are counted in. 1.2 Tempo At 100%, the piece is started at the tempo specified in the basic settings. You can modify the tempo here if you want to play the piece faster or slower. If you have marked tempo changes, these will be slowed down or sped up to the same extent. If you have saved an audio file, the tempo of the recording will…

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3. Rhythm and tempo changes

Playing from sheet music - Automatic page turning - Rhythm and tempo changes Copy the URL link to this section to share Just like repeats, you can also mark rhythm and tempo changes so that these are taken into account when playing. 1. Tempo changes The metronome, and therefore the cursor, always runs at the tempo that you specify in the basic settings. You can also vary this by setting a different playback tempo as a percentage at the start of the piece (see also “Starting to play”). It is therefore not necessary to mark a tempo change at the beginning of the piece. However, if you mark a tempo change at the beginning of the song, this tempo change will overwrite the basic setting. 1.1 Practical example At the beginning of the piece you will find a tempo indication. (Here: 108 BPM)You enter this as the basic tempo in the basic settings.Later in the piece you will find the indication “Più lento”. The piece should therefore be played more slowly…

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2. Repeats

Playing from sheet music - Automatic page turning - Repeats If your piece contains repeats, you can mark these on the sheet. These will then be taken into account when playing. To open the palette for selecting the repeat signs, first tap on “Repeats”. 1. Repeat signs First scroll the sheet so that the repeat character you want to mark is visible. Select the character for the beginning of the repeat in the palette.Tap on the position on the sheet where the repeat sign is located. The bar to which the repeat sign is assigned lights up briefly. It is important that the correct bar is assigned here! If a different bar lights up, tap on the symbol for approx. one second. If a frame is drawn around the symbol, you can move the symbol. The bar assignment is also displayed when you move it.Scroll the sheet so that you can see the end of the repeat. Please note: To scroll, make sure that the hand symbol is selected in the…

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1. Setting up your sheets

Playing from sheet music - automatic page turning - sheet setup If the piece has been set up as described in the following steps, the sheet music view will follow the rhythm of the music, as shown in this video, and you will no longer have to turn the page manually:https://youtu.be/EinuftuL2U8If you have not already done so, set the starting tempo and rhythm. To do this, tap the Basic settings button.Tap on “Place markers” to mark the staff lines.Drag the green marker to the height of the first staff line and enter the number of bars.Draw the dotted lines on the bar lines.Note: If it is sufficient for you that the lines run as a whole, you can also omit this step!Tap on the blue area at the position of the second staff line to mark it and enter the number of bars here too. To open the dialog for entering the number of bars, you can tap on the markers in the left-hand area at any time. Drag the dotted…

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Turning pages with foot pedal or on-screen buttons

Turning pages with foot pedal or on-screen buttons Copy the URL link to this section to share In contrast to automatic page turning, it is not necessary to set up the page by marking staves and bar lines for manual page turning. Of course, it is then necessary to turn the page manually.This can be done using the on-screen buttons or via a connected Bluetooth foot pedal.The behavior of the app is exactly the same for both options.The scroll distance can be defined via the basic settings and the song settings:Screen: This is the default setting. It always scrolls up or down by one screen height. Unless a top of the page is reached, in which case it only scrolls up to this point.Seite: It always scrolls to the next or previous page.X Lines: The system scrolls by x lines. Attention: Line markers must be set for this. However, it is not necessary to specify the correct number of bars and the position of the bar lines in the line markers.You…

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Managing your scores

A. Edit master data Tap on the Edit button under the song title.Enter the master data of the song. By default, the file name is used as the title. Enter the title and the name of the artist. This data will make it easier for you to find the song later. You can optionally assign instruments and/or genres to the song, as well as freely definable keywords. This data allows you to organize the songs later and find them more easily.Optionally, you can enter the tempo and time signature of the piece here. This will later be used by the built-in metronome to accompany you when you play the piece. However, this data can also be adjusted in the sheet music view. Changes to the tempo and time signature during the piece, can also be stored in the sheet of music.  Strictly speaking, this information only corresponds to the tempo and time signature at the beginning of the piece. B. Search for songs By default, the most recently opened songs are…

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Importing scores

Importing scores Click on the “Import song” button at the top left. The file selection dialog should open. Please note: Your screens may differ from the screenshots shown here depending on the Android version! A. Import from local storage The internal memory may not be displayed on the device. Therefore, click on the three dots at the top right. If “Hide internal storage” is displayed here, everything is fine and you can already access the internal storage. If it says “Show internal storage”, tap this text once. Tap on the “Hamburger” menu at the top left. The internal memory should now be displayed in the menu. The menu item is usually named after your device. (In the example: P1050X) After tapping on the internal memory, the directory structure of your device should now be displayed. Navigate to the directory in which you have saved your sheet music. Tap on the file you want to import. After a short wait, the file should be opened. B. Import from cloud storage As a…

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