You can use the note tools popover to add notes above existing notes.
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Example addition |
Popover entry |
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Add notes above by interval |
The interval, such as 3 or 3rd |
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Add notes below by interval |
- followed by the interval, such as -4 or -4th |
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Add notes above by octave divisions For example, add notes eight octave divisions above, using the note name a fifth above and the appropriate accidental |
The interval degree for the desired note name, the number of octave divisions, and the type of octave division For example: 5 8 div in any tonality system 5 8 st in 12-EDO 5 8 qt in 24-EDO |
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Add notes below by octave divisions For example, add notes nine octave divisions below, using the note name a sixth below and the appropriate accidental |
- followed by the interval degree for the desired note name, the number of octave divisions, and the type of octave division For example: -6 9 div in any tonality system -6 9 st in 12-EDO -6 9 qt in 24-EDO |
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Add chords containing multiple notes |
Separate notes with commas, such as 3,6 or -3,3,4 |
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Add notes only to the top notes in chords |
top |
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Add notes only to the bottom notes in chords |
bottom |
If you do not specify the interval quality, the interval degree follows the prevailing key signature. For example, in C major, if you enter 3 to add a third above a D♮, the added note is an F♮. You can specify the interval quality by including it before the interval degree, such as maj3.