This will appear on the left side under the title, and it will drive the positioning of notes in the score. * **tuning**: (*default: g, a, c d e g a*) use the Lilypond format with spaces in between the notes (notes are lowercase). * **composer**: (*default: blank*) appears on the right side under the title. * **title**: (*default: blank*) the title of the piece, this appears front and center on the score. You can always unlock your score as long as you have the password.įollowing should only be at the top of the score once.Īll of these are optional and have default values, but you should probably really consider being explicity about tuning at least. Others can still view the score (if they have the link), and they can copy your score to a new link using the "Save as New" feature. Once you set a password, only those with the password can save and increment the versions. You can lock your score with a password so that only you can edit the score. When you reload that piece (this only works for the latest piece you edited), you will be prompted whether you want to load the unsaved version or the last saved version. You will see an asterik next to the Save button in the header. You can click "Save As" in the navigation to save to a new url starting at version 1.Īny un-saved entries for the shorthand notation in the last piece you edit will be saved locally. If you use the url to your score with out the version tag, then we will automatically load the latest version. If you save again, the version will increment. When you save a score (click "Save" in the navigation), we will automatically save a version. You can save your tabs, and share them with othersĬreate new scores by clicking "New" at the top. You can also (/nltabs/qbSWqqt) for examples of the techniques mentioned here compiled together in one place.Ĭreate scores for the Guqin using NLTabs schema with this site. If you want to read in detail about the snippet above, I encourage you to (/gettingstarted.html).
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