Let’s see how it’s possible to change the rules which define the way notes are beamed together in Tablatures. Tablatures allows to change the beaming pattern on a per-bar basis. The pattern is defined in the Time Signature page of … Continue reading →

The typical requests can be summarised as “I hear the metronome clicking and then silence”. The usual culprit is the lack of a Guitar In symbol at the start of the document. Tablatures uses Guitar In’s to determine which instrument … Continue reading →

Tablatures enables you to edit scores for different kind of stringed instruments. By default, new documents are set up for guitar and bass, since it’s the most commonly used configuration, but in a few click you can customize the score … Continue reading →

Quoting an user: “I cannot seem to figure out how to, for example, put down a whole note on one string of a quarter note on another *that start at the same time*. This makes it impossible to create a … Continue reading →

The Deck Editor is shipped together with Wiz Solitaire. When you download and mount the dmg archive, you’ll find these files: WizSolitaire-*.dmg contents Typically, you should drag’n’drop the whole WizSolitaire folder into your Applications directory. In this way you’ll also … Continue reading →