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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

About the Author

Chapter 1 Strategies for Preparing Parts and Scores in Logic Pro 9

Chapter 2 Getting to Know the Score Editor

Chapter 3 Starting to Prepare Parts for Individual Instruments

Assigning a Staff Style

Chapter 4 Display Quantization and Using Polyphonic Staff Styles Methods to Prepare Parts for Individual Instruments

Chapter 5 More Display Quantization Techniques and Triplet/Tuplet Display

Chapter 6 Grace Notes, Beamed Grace Notes, and Other Problematic Issues for Parts

Chapter 7 Working with Score Sets, Symbols, and Note Alteration

Chapter 8 Working with Lyric Entry, Text Styles, Headers, and Footers

Chapter 9 Working with Cross-Staff Beaming, Doubling Instruments, and Polytonal Scores

Chapter 10 Working with Time Signatures

Chapter 11 Editing and Copying Options in the Score Editor

Chapter 12 Creating Drum Notation from GM and non-GM Drum Kits

Chapter 13 Orchestral Percussion Display in the Score Editor

Chapter 14 Creating Parts for Guitarists with Rhythm and Chords

Chapter 15 Creating Parts for Specialized Instruments and Instrument Sections

Chapter 16 Getting to Know the Score Preferences and Project Settings

Chapter 17 Layout Techniques for Scores

Chapter 18 Layout Techniques for Parts

Chapter 19 Preparing Chord Charts for Sessions

Chapter 20 Preparing Lead Sheets

Chapter 21 Preparing Master Rhythm Charts

Chapter 22 Things You May Never Need to Know...

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3 Starting to Prepare Parts for Individual Instruments

You can approach this task several ways. In this chapter I will give you my favorite approach, plus some other ideas.