TablEdit Manual v2.77 for Windows

1 Leschemelle, Thomason, Kuhns (2018) TablEdit for WindowsTablEdit ManualI Leschemelle, Thomason, Kuhns (2018)Table of ContentsPart 11 Introduction .. 22 Manual .. 33 Overview .. 34 Installation .. 45 Register Part 61 First Words .. 72 Basic setup .. 93 Score Structure .. 114 Basic Tablature Entry .. 125 Note Entry and Editing .. 156 Using Markers .. 167 Note Duration .. 208 Using Dynamics .. 219 Notation Display .. 2510 Selecting Items Part IIIThe 261 File Menu .. 30 Print .. 31 Print Preview .. 33 Tablature Manager .. 35Im port .. 35 Import 37 Import 39 Import 40 Export.

2 40 Export 41 Export ASCII/ 43 Export 43 Export 43 Export 45 Languages .. 46 Options .. 54 Page LayoutIITable of ContentsII Leschemelle, Thomason, Kuhns (2018).. 57 Pref 64 Other 652 View Menu .. 67 Palettes .. 703 Edit Menu .. 74 Text Manager .. 76 Chord Manager .. 78 Chord Editor .. 83 Chord Finder .. 84 Insert .. 884 Note Menu .. 92 Dynam ics .. 93 Duration Equivalents .. 93 PickStrokes & Fingerings .. 96 Special Effects .. 104 Ringing 1055 MIDI Menu .. 108 Reading List .. 110 MIDI Options .. 112 MIDI Recording.

3 113 MIDI Setup .. 1146 Score Menu .. 114 Instrum ent .. 117 Tuning .. 119 Clef .. 120 Special Instrum ents .. 123 Diatonic 126 Steel 128 Drum 129 Visualinear 136 Custom Tab 137 Tim e Signature .. 138 Key Signature .. 140 Transpose .. 141 Title Inform ation .. 143 Notes .. 144 Lyrics .. 1467 Window Menu .. 1468 Help Menu .. 1479 Hotkeys .. 15110 Glossary TablEdit ManualIII Leschemelle, Thomason, Kuhns (2018)Index152 Summary1 Leschemelle, Thomason, Kuhns (2018)1 SummaryIntroductionAn introduction to the TablEdit Support & Development team and information aboutcontributing tablatures to the TablEdit Free Tablature ManualHow this Manual is organized and the conventions used in it.

4 Recommendedreading for first-time TablEdit OverviewA general description of the capabilities and features of TablEditInstallationInstalling (and uninstalling) the program on your system. Primarily intended for firsttime users installing the demo to registerInstructions on how to turn your demo version of TablEdit into a full versionThe TutorialThis is where we explain how to use the various features of ContentsThe Technical ManualThe InterfaceProvides a graphical "hot spot" image of the main TablEdit window identifying it'svarious MenusDetailed descriptions of each menu and, where necessary, links to each of theitems it complete list of the keyboard shortcuts available in for Windows - f vrier TablEdit User,We.

5 The TablEdit Development & Support team, would like to take this opportunity to welcome you tothe TablEdit family. As a team, we're dedicated to bringing you the very best possible software forcreating tablatures, whether of your own music or transcriptions of the music of others. In order to makethis possible, we try our very best to respond to your needs and Development & Support team is truly international in nature and consists of:Matthieu Leschemelle - our intrepid programmer and the originator of TablEdit . He also writes theFrench Manual , provides both French and English language support and handles registrations forthe French speaking countries and for those regions not having their own regional registrar.

6 He livesjust outside of Paris and you can contact him directly at: Thomason - responsible for the English Manual , Tom is co-author, with Larry Kuhns, of theartistic tutorial. A long-time guitar teacher and performer, Tom's guitar specialties are countryblues, classical ragtime and Merle Travis picking. He's also the registrar for Scandinavia (he lives inGothenburg, Sweden) and provides technical and artistic support in Swedish, English and can write to him at: Manual2 Leschemelle, Thomason, Kuhns (2018)Barbara Rogmann - Barbara is responsible for the German Manual and provides Germanlanguage support as well as being our registrar for the german-speaking parts of the world.

7 Herfavorite types of music are classical, jazz and popular music. You can write to her at: is responsible for the Japanese part of the site and provides Japanese language has been arranging Classic Ragtime Piano tunes into the guitar format for over 10 years, usingTablEdit. You can visit his site Ragtime Passion @ Guitar or contact him at: Goddard Our Archivist. He's the one to send your tablatures to if you wish to contribute toour collection of Public Domain tablatures (see note below). He can be contacted at: note concerning the Free Tablature ArchiveThe Free Tablature Archive maintains an archive of tablatures created by many TablEdit users.

8 Feel freeto send your contributions to Any tabs you may contribute will, be made freelyavailable for to legal considerations, only tablatures of works clearly in the Public Domain or those for whichpermission has been granted by the copyright holder will be added to the Archive. Do NOT send ustablatures copied from books or sheet music as these will be rejected out of hand. This includestablatures for which we cannot easily ascertain the current copyright status. Please include suchinformation in the "Title Information" dialog in the Manual is basically divided into two sections: A " How " or tutorial section giving instructions on the actual use of the functions and featuresdescribed in the technical Manual .

9 A technical Manual explaining the different functions of the conventions will be used throughout the Manual . Menu options are displayed in dark blue, boldface type and are enclosed within curly brackets. {File}{Open} where the first item represents the menu concerned and the second the individualmenu option. Where only a single item is listed in this manner it refers to the corresponding menu. Sub-menus are shown after the basic menu path followed by a " >" symbol. {File}{Import}>Import ASCII. As you can see, these are also displayed in dark blue, boldface type.

10 Theparticular example shown here also demonstrates one of the other features of the Manual . You'llnotice that the acronym "ASCII" is displayed in green and has a dotted line underneath it. Thisindicates that the word is included in the glossary and has a definition associated with it. Just clickon it and see what happens. Key-presses (including keyboard shortcuts or "hotkeys") are displayed in black, boldface type andenclosed within square brackets with a plus sign between keys where more than one key isconcerned, [Ctrl]+[O]. Graphical buttons within dialogs, etc.