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Choose Save from the File menu to save your work. If you have not named
your file yet, the Save As dialog appears and you will be able to give
a name to your new file before you save it.
Choose Save As from the File menu when you want to save your work to
a file with a new name, or as a new type of file. You can also use this
menu option if you haven't already named your file and you want to save
it.
Choose the type of your new file from the Save File as Type list box.
You can save your file as one of several different types:
- QSD file.
QSD files have the file extension .QSD. They are files for QuickScore
Elite. All your formatting information is conserved if you choose
QSD file. You will normally save your files as QSD files.
- MWK file.
MWK files have the file extension .MWK. They are the native files
of Voyetra’s MusicWrite
- MIDI file.
MIDI files have the file extension .MID. They are generic files that
can be loaded and saved by music programs from a variety of vendors.
If you save your work as a MIDI file your formatting information will
be lost.
- Copyist file.
Copyist files have the file extension .CP3. They are files for the
Copyist music publishing program. Use Copyist if you want to fine
tune scores in ways that you may be unable to do using QuickScore
Elite.
- MusicXML file.
MusicXML files have the file extension .XML. They are musical score
interchange files. Many scoring programs and scanning programs export
and import MusicXML files.
- Guido file.
Guido files have the file extension .GMN. They are musical score
interchange files. Various scoring programs export and import Guido
files.
Choose the new name of the file and press OK. If the file already exists
you will be asked if you want to write over the old file. For more detailed
information on the Save As dialog see your Windows User's Guide.
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How To
Setup
Play, record and synchronize
Open, save and print files and create tracks
Enter music
Edit Music
Format Music
Audio
Miscelaneous
Setup
Set MIDI input and output
Set the metronome
Change the sound for a track
Set the names for your instrument's
patches (or programs)
Change the play/mute/solo status
of a track
Set MIDI thru for your system
Open, save and print files and create tracks
Open a file
Save a file
Print a score
Print parts
Export a score
Enter a new track
Delete a track
Enter music
Enter notes with the mouse
Enter notes in step time
Enter triplets
Enter text
Enter lyrics
Enter a slur
Enter a crescendo
Enter a key signature
Enter a time signature
Enter a clef
Enter grace notes
Enter cue notes
Enter rests
Enter a chord symbol
Enter a tablature chord
symbol
Enter a tied note
Enter a wave event
Enter a rehearsal mark
Enter titles
Enter track names
Enter different types of barlines
Enter drum tracks
Enter guitar tablature
Edit music
Change a note's pitch
by semitones
Change the duration of a note
Change the enharmonic spelling
of a note
Edit notes
Edit text
Edit lyrics
Edit a slur
Edit a crescendo
Insert empty space
Delete empty space
Copy sections of music
Quantize notes
Transpose notes
Change tempo
Change volume
Change note velocity
Format music
Space music
Space lyrics vertically
Space staves
Create a pickup measure
Display quarter note triplets
Make sure notes display
with their entered durations
Split a track onto a treble and
bass clef
Put notes in a split track
on either the treble or the bass staff
Create cross-staff beaming
Change the vertical position
of tablature chords
Change how barlines
are connected in a score
Set braces and brackets
Change fonts for titles, lyrics,
text or symbols
Change the display of bar numbering
Change the display of page numbering
Set bars of rest
Change the beat
Change the quantization
with which music is displayed
Transpose the display of
notes in a track
Change the way notes are grouped
together
Change the number of bars per
line
Change the number of staves
per page
Change the way rests are displayed
Change the way ties are displayed
Change the direction of stems
and beams
Display independent voices
in a bar on the same staff
Change the display of drum notes
Play, record and synchronize
Play
Record
Record from another sequencer
Record with the MIDI mixer
Do punch recording
Record in step time
Record while tapping the beat
Synchronize with another sequencer
as slave
Synchronize with another sequencer
as master
Synchronize with a tape device
Audio
Record audio
Create
a Wave file
Create an MP3 file
Create an audio CD
Add your score to a video or file
soundtrack
Publish your score on the
web
Use VST instruments
Use VST effects
Use ReWire
Use audio automation
Export an audio file using the
Audio Mixer
Miscelaneous
Create a lead sheet
Create and print score paper
Select a sound bank on a GS Standard
instrument
Check whether notes are within
an instrument's range
See what events are in your tracks
Add composer notes to your composition
Create a score template
Load a score template
Create a new patch list
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