Apple Logic Pro 7 - Manual (Page 564)

564 Chapter 16 Score Editor
Chord Symbol Language
In the pull-down menu choose between
• International: default
• German1: B
→
“H”, Bb
→
“B”
• German2: B
→
“H”, Bb
→
“Bb”
• German3: C#
→
“Cis”, Eb
→
“Es” etc…
• Roman: CDEFGAB
→
Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti
In all Chord Symbol Language formats, the current format is also accepted for the input
of new chords. The “#”, “b”, “x” and “bb” characters are also active in the German3 mode,
allowing for quick entry. In the Roman format, the second root string character can be
omitted, e.g. typing “D7” or “Do7” in roman mode will both result in “Do 7” Changing
the Chord Language will automatically affect all chord symbols in the song. It is not
possible to mix chord languages.
Numbers & Names
These settings affect the automatic display of page numbers, bar numbers and
instrument names in the score.
To open this window, select:
• Layout > Numbers & Names…
• Key command Settings: Numbers & Names
• Double-click on any bar or page number
Automatic page and bar number display, and automatic display of instrument names
can be switched on and off for the whole song, by activating/deactivating the
corresponding check boxes in this window.
For each of these three you can set Font, Size, and Face, (bold, underlined, italic,
outlined, and circled. Each one is activated by clicking on the appropriate symbol. The
“circled” attribute is similar to “boxed”, but a circle is used instead of a rectangle. For
wide text, an ellipse is used.
If you edit these settings, the corresponding Text Styles in the Text Style Window (see
“Text Styles” on page 575) will automatically be updated.
Page Numbers
Hor.Position
The horizontal alignment on the page
alternating: alternating, beginning on the right side
left/right/centered
rev. alternating: alternating, beginning on the left side