Notes & sections

Enter notes on a keyboard, split them into sections, and set a repeat count for each section.

Two sections, note chips and the keyboard below
Adding and ordering sections

Keyboard input

Enter notes on the keyboard at the bottom.
The default range is E1 to E3; move one octave at a time with the side buttons or scroll by hand.
In Practice mode a key only plays the sound; in Input mode the note you press goes into the song.
Lifting without dragging enters the note.

Fixing notes

Replace: select a note chip and press a key. It applies to every repeat.
Insert: select a chip, turn on Insert and press a key to add before it.
Delete: delete the selected chip, use the × on a chip, or Delete last.
Move: use the left and right buttons or drag a chip within its section.

Technique and strength per note

Each chip can have a technique (normal, slide, hammer-on, gliss out, ghost, thumb, pop) and a strength (soft, medium, strong).
Techniques show as S, H, ↘, ×, T and P badges on the chip.

Sections

Add: name it and make it empty or duplicate an existing section, placed after the selected one or at the end.
Rename, duplicate (“… copy”) and delete (restore with Undo).
Reorder by dragging in the sort view.

Repeat count

Each section repeats 1 to 99 times; its note list is played that many times.
The header shows “n sections · n notes entered / n notes played”, counting repeats.

Undo and saving

Undo and redo go back up to 200 steps. Bookmark changes are not part of undo.
Every edit is saved automatically.

Song settings

The ⋯ menu sets the title, default sound (finger or slap), strength mode, transpose (±12 semitones) and file export.
Transpose leaves the note names on screen alone and shifts only the sound.