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Now we'll take you through some of the most 
common types of text you can add to your score,

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including lyrics, and we'll 
show you how to add chords too.

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When you’re first creating a project, 
you can press the "Next" button down here,

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which takes you to a section where
you can enter the title of the score,

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the composer or arranger, the subtitle, 
and any lyricist or copyright information.

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By pressing "Done", you can see 
that the information you filled in

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is already positioned on your score.

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If you’ve already created a score 
and want to add this information later,

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you can quickly do this using the "Add" button, 
and selecting one of the options in "Text".

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Lyrics can also be added this way. 
First select a note or rest,

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go back to the add button 
and select Lyrics.

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This now adds a lyric text item 
under your note.

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You can do this more quickly by using the 
shortcut Ctrl + L on Windows

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or Command + L on a Mac.

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When adding lyrics, you can press the 
Spacebar to move to the next note

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to continue entering your text.

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If you want to create a hyphen between 
words or syllables, press the Hyphen key,

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which also moves you to the next note. 
If you want to create an extender line,

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you can enter an underscore by 
using the shortcut Shift + Hyphen.

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So now that I’ve entered a few lyrics, I want 
to copy and paste them a few bars later.

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To do this, hold the Shift key and drag 
with your mouse to select all the lyrics.

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Then copy them, and select another note, 
and press paste.

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If you want to set an elision that 
connects two syllables under one note,

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then open the "Properties" panel, 
select the "Special characters" button,

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and choose from one of the three elision 
options found in the common symbols window.

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Lastly, to set chords on your score, 
select a note or rest,

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click the "Add" button and choose 
"Chord Symbol". To do this quickly,

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use the shortcut Ctrl K on Windows 
or Command K on a Mac.

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When entering your chords, you can again press 
Spacebar to quickly move to the next duration.

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Chord symbols also cleverly recognise 
different characters. For example,

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you can press uppercase B, followed 
by lowercase b, to create a B-flat symbol.

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Here, I'm entering D, 
hashtag, zero, seven,

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to create a 
D-sharp half-diminished seventh chord.

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And here, I'm entering F, hashtag, lowercase m, 
seven, bracket, lowercase b, five, bracket,

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to produce an 
F sharp minor seven (flat 5) symbol.

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For more information on different kinds 
of text you can enter on your score,

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check out our online handbook, 
which is linked in the description.

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