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ImageFileType** UF K$ xnosaupdciekfbmtqhr+l/wyz*g-jv Notes Lines Special Open Save As Revert To Saved Print Delete Insert Modify Note Change Key Signature Change Time Signature SemiBreve Minim Crotchet Quaver SemiQuaver Rests Tempo Bar Line Double Bar Line Repeat Tie Notes Slur Notes Dictionary !Alarms "Set Title #Play Tune $Version Sharp Natural Double Sharp Double Flat Natural Sharp Natural Flat C Major A Minor G Major E Minor F Major D Minor D Major B Minor B Flat Major G Minor A Major F Sharp Minor E Flat Major C Minor E Major C Sharp Minor A Flat Major F Minor B Major G Sharp Minor D Flat Major B Flat Minor F Sharp Major D Sharp Minor G Flat Major E Flat Minor C Sharp Major A Sharp Minor C Flat Major A Flat Minor Select Cancel Quiet Start Repeat End Repeat SemiBrieve Rest Minim Rest Crotchet Rest Quaver Rest SemiQuaver Rest Version Information Composer Version 1.0F Copyright Purple Software, Feb 1993 Reason: Save Tune Changes ? Create New Tune ,File: Open Existing Tune -File: ,File: Change Note Attributes Attribute Dotted Change Key Signature Key Signature Repeat Repeat Count Include Last Bar Set Number Of Times To Repeat Times Include Last Bar In Last Repeat Include Rests Change Tune Title "Name Error Validating Notes Reason: Time Signature Beats Per Bar Type Of Beats Select Alarm Tune Action -File: Set Tempo And Volume Tempo (Beats Per Min) Volume Error Creating New Tune Error Opening Tune Error Saving Tune Error Reverting Error Inserting Data Error Cutting Out Data Error Copying Data Error Editing Data Error Playing Tune Error Printing Error Setting Up Alarms Error Opening Dictionary Save Tune To Saved Copyright Purple Software Untitled Clipboard Is Empty Nothing Is Selected Item Is Not A Note Cannot Change A Tied Note Invalid Selection For A Tie Cannot Insert Item In Tie/Slur Invalid Select Region Invalid Note Sequence Missing End Repeat Not Enough Beats In The Bar Too Many Beats In The Bar Already Have A Start Repeat Missing Start Repeat Unexpected End Of Tune Premature End Of Tune Composer Composer Composer is a free form music editor. It allows you to enter notes in the 2 octave range that the Series 3 can play. Notes are entered by selecting the appropriate menu bar item. The notes position on the stave is changed by either entering the single character for that note, (eg 'F') or using the cursor keys in conjunction with the Control key. move the cursor around the stave. in conjunction with the Shift key will select regions of the stave that may be cut or copied to a clipboard. File Menu The 'New' option creates a new tune that you may edit. The 'Open' option presents the file selector for you to select a tune to view, play and edit. The 'Save' option saves the tune to the current file. The 'Save As' option presents the file selector for you to select a file name to save the tune to. The 'Revert To Saved' option will reload the current tune from file. All changes since the last Save will be lost. The 'Print' option will move you into the print subsystem of Composer. The tune is checked to ensure that it is valid before it can be printed. Edit Menu The 'Delete' option will delete the item at the cursor. If a region is selected it will be cut to the clipboard. The 'Copy' option will copy the selected region to the clipboard. The 'Insert' option will copy the current contents of the clipboard to the staves at the cursor position. The 'Modify Note' option allows you to change attributes of a note. Accidentals and dotted attributes are possible. The 'Change Key Signature' option allows you to specify the key signature for this tune. The 'Change Time Signature' option allows you to specify the time signature for this tune. Notes Menu The 'Semibreve' option will insert a semibreve or whole note at the cursor position. The 'Minim' option will insert a minim or half note at the cursor position. The 'Crotchet' option will insert a crotchet or quarter note at the cursor position The 'Quaver' option will insert a quaver or eighth note at the cursor position. The 'Semiquaver' option will insert a semiquaver or sixteenth note at the cursor position. The 'Rests' option will present a dialog allowing you to choose which length rest you require. Lines Menu )The 'Tempo' option allows you to choose the tempo and volume you wish the tune to be played at. The 'Bar Line' option inserts a bar line at the current cursor position. The 'Double Bar Line' option inserts a double bar line at the current cursor position. Each tune is expected to only have one double bar line at the end of the tune. The 'Repeat' option presents a dialog allowing to to select either a start or end repeat. For a start repeat you can specify the number of times this section should be repeated. A repeat count of 1 indicates that the section will be played twice, a count of 2 indicates the section will be played 3 times... For end repeats you may specify whether to include playing the last bar of the section on the final repeat or skip it and continue playing the tune after the end repeat sign. The 'Tie Notes' option allows you to tie 2 notes. The notes to be tied should be selected by using the keys in conjuction with the Shift key before you choose this option. To remove a tie select the tied notes and use this option. The 'Slur Notes' option allows you to slur the specified notes. The notes should be selected by using the keys before you choose this option. To remove a slur select the slured notes and use this option. Special Menu The 'Dictionary' option presents a dictionary of over 100 common musical terms with their meanings. The 'Alarms' option allows you to select a tune created by Composer to replace the current alarm tune. Any alarm on the Series 3 will now play the selected tune. Note that dialling is not available when you select a tune for an alarm. The 'Set Title' option allows you to change the title of the tune. The 'Play Tune' option will play the tune. The tune is checked to ensure it is valid before it can be played. The 'Version' option displays the current version of Composer. The 'Exit' option will exit Composer prompting you to save the tune if it has been changed. cyptx Print %Configure Device &Printer Setup 'Print (Title On Page )End Print Print Title Print Title On Every Page Printing Printing To Composer Printing Composer Printing The printer subsystem allows you to configure the print environment in preparation for printing. The left of the screen displays the current selected options, the right displays a reduced image of what the printed output will look like. Print Menu The 'Configure Device' option presents the system Printer Configuration dialog for you to select the output device. The 'Print Setup' option presents a dialog allowing you to select the page size, printer and resolution to print at. For Epson compatible printers a resolution of 60 dpi, for others 75 dpi will print at almost the same resolution as the Series 3 screen. The 'Print' option will start printing. The 'Title On Page' option asks whether the title of the tune should be printed at the top of every page or not. The 'End Print' option will exit the print subsystem of Composer, returning you to the main view. Print Setup Page size Margins Printer Resolution Select Printer Printer Print Resolution Resolution Page Size Is Too Small Page size Margins Printer Resolution Dictionary *End Dictionary A capella A capricco/Ad Libitum Accelerando, accel Adagio Affettuoso Agitato Al Coda Allargando, allarg Allegreto Allegro Alto Clef Andante Andantino Animato Appassionata Arpeggio A Tempo Bar Line Bass Clef/F Clef Bind/Tie Breve Brillante Calando C Clef Chord Common Time Con anima Con amore Con Forza Con moto Con Sordini Crescendo, cres Crotchet/Quarter Note Da Capo, D.C. Da Capo al Fine Dal Segno, D.S. Decrescendo, decres Demi-semiquaver/Thirty-second Note Descant Diminuendo, dim Dolce Doppio movimento Double Bar Line Double Flat Double Sharp D.S. Al Coda Fermata, Fermato Forte Fortepiano Fortissimo Fortississimo Forza Giocoso Giusto Grandioso Grave Grazia Grazioso Gusto Key Note Key Signature Largo Legato, Leg Leggiero Lento Maestoso Marcato, Marc Mezzo Mezzo-Forte Mezzo-Piano Mezzo Voce Minim/Half Note Moderato, mod Morendo, Mor Natural Natual Note Octave Pause/Hold Pianissimo Pianississimo Piano Pianoforte Pitch Pizzicato, Pizz Pomposo Prestissimo Presto Quaver/Eighth Note Rallantando, rall Rests Rinforzando, rinf Ritardando, ritard Ritenuto, Rit Scale Score Semibreve/Whole Note SemiDemiSemiQuaver Semiquaver/Sixteenth Note Semitone Sempre, semp Senza Sharp Staccato, stacc Stave Tempo Tenuto, ten Time Signatures Treble Clef/G Clef Tremolo, trem Vibrato Vivace A capella To be sung like church music. A capricco The speed and style is left to the player or singer to decide. Accelerando, accel Speed up gradually. Adagio Slow and leisurely. Affettuoso With feeling. Agitato Restlessly A tune or melody. Al Coda Goto the Coda or tail of the music. Allargando, allarg Become slower and more dignified. Allegretto Moderatly fast. Allegro Fast, merry or lively. Alto Clef The C Clef giving the position of the note Middle C on the middle line of the stave. Andante At a moderate pace. Andantino A little faster than Andante Animato Animated, lively or spirited. Appassionata With passion. An air or tune Arpeggio The notes of a chord sounded very quickly. A Tempo Play or sing in time. Revert to original speed. The space between 2 bar lines. Each bar contains the number of beats shown by the Time Signature. Bar Line A vertical line across the Stave. Bar lines divide music into Bars. Bass Clef The F Clef which gives the position of the note F below Middle C. Bind/Tie A curved line which lengthens a note by joining it to the next note. Both notes must have the same name and position. Breve Twice a Whole Note (Semibreve). This is the longest note available. Brillante Bright, brilliant Vigourously. Calando Dying away, becoming slower and softer. C Clef The Alto or Tenor Clef which gives the position of the note Middle C. Chord The sound of two or more notes being played or sung together A sign at the beginning of each Stave which indicates the names and positions of the notes on the Stave. The Coda is the tail of a piece of music. Common Time Music with 2,4,8 or 16 beats to the bar. Con anima With movement. Con amore With love, with tenderness. Con Forza With force, strongly. Con moto With movement. Con Sordini With mutes. Crescendo, cres Gradually becoming louder. Crotchet/Quarter Note A quarter of a Whole Note. Da Capo, D.C. Repeat from the beginning. Da Capo al Fine Repeat the piece from the beginning upto the word 'Fine'. Dal Segno, D.S. Repeat from the sign. Decresendo, decres Gradually become softer. Demi-semiquaver/Thirty-second Note One thirty-second of a Whole Note Descant An extra 'counter melody'. Diminuendo, dim Gradually becoming softer. Dolce Sweetly. Doppio movimento Twice as fast. A small dot after a note or rest means it is to last half as long again. Double Bar Line Double Bar lines mark the end of a piece of music. They may also divide music into sections. Double Flat Further flattens an already flat note. Double Sharp Further sharpens an already sharp note. D.S. Al Coda Repeat the music from the sign until you come to 'Al Coda' then goto the Coda. Fermata, Fermato Pause. Forte Loudly. Fortepiano A sudden change from loud to soft. Fortissimo Very loudly. Fortississimo As loudly as possible. Forza Force, strength. Giocoso Humorously. Giusto At the proper speed. Grandioso Grandly. Grave Slow, solemn and dignified. Grazia Grace. Grazioso Gracefully. Gusto Enjoyment Key Note The starting note of a scale. Key Signature The Sharp and Flat symbols shown on the Stave immediately after the Clef. Largo Slow and dignified. Legato, Leg Smooth. Leggiero Lightly. Lento Very slow. Maestoso Majestically. Marcato, Marc Marked or accented. Mezzo Half or medium. Mezzo-Forte Moderatly loudly. Mezzo-Piano Moderatly softly. Mezzo Voce Softer than normal singing. Minim/Half Note Half of a Whole Note. Moderato, mod Moderately, medium speed. Morendo, Mor Dying away at the end. Movement. Natural The Natural sign infront of a note cancels the effect of any Accidental Sharp or Flat or any Sharp or Flat in the Key Signature. Natural Note A note which is not Sharp or Flat. A sign that represents a musical sound. Octave An Octave covers the eight notes of any Scale. Pause/Hold The pause sign over a note, chord or rest means that it should last for longer than its normal length. Pianissimo Very soft. Pianississimo As quietly as possible. Piano Soft. Pianoforte The proper name for the Piano. Pitch The height of a sound. Pizzicato, Pizz Stringed instruments should be plucked rather than bowed. Little. Pomposo Very dignified, pompously. Prestissimo As quickly as possible. Presto Very quickly. Quaver/Eighth Note An eighth of a Whole Note. Rallantando, rall Slow down gradually. Rests Signs that indicate a period of silence. Rinforzando, rinf Give extra emphasis. Ritardando, ritard Slow down gradually. Ritenuto, Rit Held back or slightly slower. Scale A series of notes staring with the Key Note after which the scale is named. Score All the parts of music for the different instruments shown together on the same page Semibreve/Whole Note The longest note normally used. Semi-demi-semiquaver/SixtyFourth Note One Sixty Fourth of a Whole Note. Semiquaver/Sixteenth Note One sixteenth of a Whole Note. Semitone The smallest distance from one note to another in music. Sempre, semp Always. Senza Without Sharp The sharp sign raises a note. A curved line under/over several notes indicating they should be played smoothly. Staccato, stacc Notes played short and sharp with a silent space between each note. Stave The five lines and four spaces on which music is written. Tempo The speed of music. Tenuto, ten Hold or sustain the note. Time Signatures Two numbers on the Stave at the beginning of music. The top number gives the number of beats in a bar, the bottom number gives the type of the beats. Treble Clef Gives the position of the note G above Middle C. Tremolo, trem Play the notes as many times and as quickly as possible. Vibrato A slight wavering of a note. Vivace Lively Alive Voice Version Information Composer Version 1.0 (Demo Version) This is a demonstration version only. You cannot save your tune. Contact 'New World Technology' in New York USA on (212) 971 4633 to obtain your fully working version. Demo Version Save Request This demonstration version does not allow you to save your tune. 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