Transposition
Transposing by pitch
Last updated: 07/30/2024
Transpose one or more parts by pitch. e.g. you want to detune a transposed instrument by moving the notes so they play at concert pitch.

How it works …
1
Open the Transposition dialog. Select the
Transposition button 
located in both the
Note Editor and
Playback toolbars. The

+ 
combination on your keyboard also opens the dialog as well as from the menu selection.
2
Select the
Pitch radio button from the
Change section of the
Type tab.
3
Specify the number of half-tones to be pitch-shifted (up 12 or down 12).
4
To limit the scope of the change-of-pitch, go to the
Limits tab and set a range of measures or select a part or voice.
1
Transposition by Pitch
Specify the number of half-tones to be pitch-shifted (up 12 or down 12).
1
Transposition by Pitch
Specify the number of half-tones to be pitch-shifted (up 12 or down 12).
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Nudge modeTransposition (Overview)
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