Various other properties of the grace note can be adjusted in the Inspector (see " Element," " Chord", and " Note" sections)-such as vertical position, size, stem properties etc.
Go into edit mode on the grace note, then use the left/right arrow keys to reposition as desired.To adjust the horizontal space between a grace note and its regular parent note, use one of the following: Select the grace note and either click a duration icon on the toolbar, or apply the duration with the appropriate keyboard shortcut: i.e.Alt+ Shift+ ↑ or Alt+ Shift+ ↓ to increase or decrease the pitch one step at a time, according to the key signature.↑ or ↓ to increase or decrease the pitch by a semitone.
Adjust pitch using the keyboard arrow commands, namely:.The pitch of a grace note can be adjusted just like a regular one: 9 for intervals from a unison to a ninth above. You can also create a grace note chord by using the add interval shortcut in step 2: Alt+ 1. Select this first grace note and enter subsequent notes as you would for any other regular chord (i.e.Enter the first note of the chord as shown above.Grace note chords are built up just like regular chords: Note: When a grace note is added to the score, a slur is not automatically created with it, so the latter needs to be added separately. To add a sequence of grace notes to a regular note, simply repeat the above actions as many times as required. This will add a grace note of the same pitch as the regular note. Select a note and press / to create an acciaccatura only.Drag a grace note symbol from a palette onto a regular note.Select a regular note and click a grace note in a palette (double-click in versions prior to 3.4).Grace notes can be found in the "Grace notes" palette in the Basic or Advanced workspace. The Long grace note, or Appoggiatura, has no stroke. The Short grace note, or Acciaccatura, appears as a small note with a stroke through the stem. A grace note is a type of musical ornament, usually printed smaller than regular notes.
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