I have small hands and I’d like to change a tab number to use a different finger, for example change “3” to “5”. I’m entering notes on a keyboard which automatically adds the traditional fingering below in the tab staff. Is this possible?
(Alt-up/down changes the pitch, e.g. from G to A. If you select the number on tablature and press N/M, that keeps the pitch the same but assigns it to a different string - e.g. turning an open string G to a 5th fret stopped G on the string below.)
Wow thank you both for answering, and these tips will come in handy in the future, no doubt.
What I want to do though, is change a number to a different number. For example on the G string, I want to use a “3” instead of a “2” to play an A. Arthritis, etc!
I selected the note in the tab that I wanted to change, then opened the properties pane at the bottom (cmd/ctr + 8). As as in the screenshot, there’s a Notes and Rests section with that property.
Thank you! I still can’t figure out how to make it work because I can change the number for a string, but not the fret number. Again, appreciate your help. :)!
When one changes the string for a note, Dorico automatically changes the fret number to produce the same pitch. The numbers on the lines in TAB have nothing to do with fingers used.
Hello Derrek, Thanks for responding.
I did not want to change the string number, just the fret. I want to use the second string on the first fret. I could hear it on the guitar fret diagram, but I could not find a way to get the note into the tab notation It does not seem possible to do that, correct?
Thanks for taking the time to respond.