PreSonus Notion 6 - Notation Software (Boxed) - Manual (Page 290)

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j) Dynamic >= – asks if the dynamic is greater than or equal to a dynamic value
k) Dynamic <= – asks if the dynamic is less than or equal to a dynamic value
Dynamics available:
pppp, ppp, pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff, fff, ffff
l) Flag – a flag is a user defined four letter string that will ask the “If…?” later in the rule set . This is one of the most
valuable concepts in editing a ruleset . Once a flag has been assigned, it can be called upon as often as you like
throughout your ruleset . This provides great control in your rulesets to make actions perform different actions for
different conditions .
m) Not Flag – asks if a flag is not used . You can remove certain flagged conditions from subsequent rules in your ruleset .
n) Is Ghost – asks if the note in the Score is a Ghost Note . You can set this to True or False
o) MIDI Channel is – asks the output from Notion if MIDI is being transmitted over a specific MIDI Channel (1-16)
p) Note Symbol is – asks if a notehead symbol is being used
Circle x
Diamond
Slashed
Triangle
x
q) Pitch is – asks if a specific Pitch is being played through Notion .
Ranges from MIDI note 0 (C-1) to 127 (G9)
r) String is – asks if the score has a defined string that a stringed instrument is playing on (Choose from string 1-7)
s) Technique is on – asks if a certain playback technique for a particular instrument is turned on in the score . Techniques
are instrument based and can usually be found in the palette for a particular instrument . A full list follows on the next
page . Examples for this are “con sordino”, “pizzicato”, or “tremolo” . There are many techniques in the list and each
instrument has its own valuable set . You can also enter these using the Express Entry Tool, which can be called upon by
pressing the apostrophe key ‘ on your computer keyboard . Then, start typing the name of your technique .
t) Technique is not – asks if a certain playback technique is not turned on in a score
u) No techniques - asks if there are no techniques on a note
v) User technique - asks if a particular custom user techniques is set . These custom expressions are created and saved in
the xml file that is part of a library preset - this is for situations where a technique required by a library, is not found by
default in Notion (see over page for full list of techniques) . You then set the playback rules of the expression using the
‘User technique’ condition . Once saved, they can be quickly recalled and added to the score from the on-screen
techniques palette .