Special paste function |
Specifying the items to paste [Professional] [Notation] [Composition Pro] By using the copy/paste function explained previously,
Pizzicato systematically paste all the elements of a measure,
except for the key signature and the time signature. It can be
useful to be able to select the elements you want to paste.
Pizzicato allows this through the special paste function. In this example, the colors of notes show the rhythmic
voices. This is done via Options, Graphic options..., Use
of colors, Voice color selection. Red is the first
voice, blue the second... see also the lesson
about rhythmic voices. The first voice has been copied, without the symbols. Merging staves [Professional] [Notation] [Composition Pro] The special paste function can also be used to merge the
content of several staves to only one staff. The three staves have been merged. The voices of the three
staves have been placed in the form of multiple voices in the
destination staff. The "Keep voices apart" check box is
used to keep the voices as they are in the original measures.
If this check box is not checked, and if two or more voices
to merge have the same rhythm, Pizzicato will assemble them
into chords, as one rhythmic voice (and thus one stem). Split voices [Professional] [Notation] [Composition Pro] Pizzicato lets you also split the voices of a staff into
several other staves, including the chords that are split into
several voices. The 3 voices have been separated into three different
staves. The symbols not attached to a note (here the mp)
have been copied for each voice whereas the slur has been
left on the voice on which it was attached.