The default transition is None, which marks no distinct transition. By default dynamics of a “normal” note is selected, but in editor dialog you can make grace note louder or more quiet than the succeeding note.Īt last, you can choose type of the transition, which marks the playing style. Dynamics of the grace note is also an important property. “As short as possible” is welcome, so 1/64 note is default, but you can also pick 1/32 and 1/16 note if it suits your needs. If you choose “On beat”, grace note will be played on beat and original note immidiately after grace note. “Before beat” places your grace note before the ordinary note, which is played in exact time it is displayed in tab/scores. If you check a dead note, muted percussive note will be played instead. On guitar, grace notes are most usually played on the same string as the ordinary note, so you will first want to enter the fret on which grace note is played.
Choosing to insert a grace note brings you the grace note editor dialog. In TuxGuitar grace note can be applied on a position where a note already exists. In sheet music grace notes are represented as a small note before a regular note, sometimes with a slash through the note stem. Grace notes in tabs are displayed smaller than the regular notes, and seem to have no duration. You can hear it very often in music, and it sounds like an attempt to play a note as short as possible. The difference between artificial, pinched and tapped harmonics is only in the playing technique, but semi-harmonics even sound different on TuxGuitar - you can hear the original note along with the harmonic note.Īgain, if you are not clear about guitar harmonics on TuxGuitar, see the playing harmonics on guitar Wiki. The number besides denotes the “fret offset” between the original note and the harmonic “hot spot”. Note that A.H(4) and A.H(9) sound the same.
If you chose artificial harmonic, you would be able to choose between these values:Īrtificial harmonic one octave (12 frets) higher than the original noteĪrtificial harmonic two octaves+major third (28 frets) higher than the original noteĪrtificial harmonic two octaves (24 frets) higher than the original noteĪrtificial harmonic octave+fifth (19 frets) higher than the original noteĪrtificial harmonic two octaves+fifth (31 frets) higher than the original note
Otherwise, if you choose artificial, pinched, tapped or semi harmonics, you should choose a value from the combo box on the bottom of the dialog. It would sound like natural harmonic on the same fret and string. (see picture 1 on natural harmonic explanation) you will get the option to choose the Natural harmonic effect. You are able to choose between artificial, pinched, tapped and semi harmonics. You may need to read the article in this Wiki about playing harmonics on guitar in order to get results you wanted.Īfter you choose harmonics effect, a dialog would appear. Guitar harmonics are somewhat special note effect, because the result is a note with different pitch.
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