I tried the chord staff thing once but it wasn’t what I was expecting. This time I did it exactly as you prescribed and it looks great. Thank you Andreas and Richard! I even figured out how to add a Bass Inversion. I wasn’t expecting it on the Chord menu because editing chord symbols is on the notes/rests menu. It makes sense now and I’ll know next time.
Might I bother with one more question? What’s the correct way to add a Da Capo? In my example, I want the D.C. at approximately the fourth beat of the second to last measure which will hopefully let the chord symbols shift back down like on the other lines.
I tried using my chord staff with a three beat Gm chord and a quarter spacer, but nothing renders when I add a D.C. al fine or a regular textual annotation, which isn’t surprising—the staff is hidden. I don’t want to break my whole measure rest on the first visible staff because of a technicality either.
Thanks,
-Brian
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You have to use a separate staff at the top for the chord symbols, which you turn into a chord staff as Richard described (from memory: Staffs > Staff Properties > Chord Staff On/Off). You enter the chords as notes (e.g. c e g for c major), yet they display as chord symbols in the print (but not in the Denemo display). If you're using a MIDI keyboard, you can use the sustain pedal for entering chords (i.e. several notes at once).
Andreas
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