13.9 Score Styles - Emagic Logic fun User Manual

Chapter 13
The Score Editor
Swing Notation
For regular swing notation 8,12 should be used as the display
quantize parameter. This enables the display of eighth-note
triplets, but at the same time displays two uneven notes on one
beat as regular eighth notes. For swinging sixteenth notes
(shuffle funk, hiphop etc.) the same principle applies, however,
in this case Qua would be set to 16,24.
For double-time passages, you have to cut the sequence in the
Arrange window and assign a correspondingly higher quantize
value to the new sequence containing the double-time figure.

13.9 Score Styles

Score Styles in Logic fun are preset formats that could be
compared to preset text formats in word processing and desk-
top publishing software. In this case, however, it is score display
attributes that are stored and assigned to sequences. For exam-
ple, see how choosing a style affects the display of the low regis-
ter melody in the sequence shown below:
Better legibility by choosing an appropriate Score Style (right)
Score Styles in Logic fun include and determine the following
(fixed) parameters:
•
Clef
•
Display transposition
•
Number of staves (for the display of one sequence)
•
Vertical distance between staves
Note: Unlike the "Qua" parameter in the Display Parameter Box, Score Styles do not
affect the rhythmic display.
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