You now own one of the most powerful and user-friendly
tools for computer-assisted music-making. This software will quickly
become
an essential aid to your inspiration.
The software includes its own on-line documentation.
All objects,
menu options and dialog boxes are self-documented. When you point to
any
object with the cursor, an explanation is displayed in the help window.
The document you are reading describes everything that is not described
in the help window.
You'll find here the basic concepts of music theory, a set
of questions and answers, a concrete example to use
with
the software and some thematic chapters.
In addition, more than 100 interactive video tutorials,
available from the
"Windows>Tutorials" menu, explain the basic and advanced features.
You can search the tutorial list for a topic by typing its
name. For example, "staves" will show tutorials that deal with
staves. The
tab key will jump to the next tutorial in the list.
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You
are invited to view the "How to view video tutorials." video tutorial.
("Windows>Tutorials" menu in the program).
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The document you are reading right now covers topics
not directly related to objects in the program. You will find here basic ideas of music notation, a
step-by-step concrete example,
tips to use the
software better, a set of frequently
asked questions, and thematic
chapters.
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You
are invited to view the "How to use the integrated help system: help
line, search the manual by keywords. " video tutorial.
("Windows>Tutorials" menu
option in the program.) |
Lastly, in Harmony Assistant, extra features enabled by the MyrScript
scripts are described in the "Scripts>About scripts..." menu option
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Important: At the end of this
document is the Software
license chapter. You must read it before using the software. |
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