The Staff pane right-click menu

The Staff pane right-click menu offers the following editing options:

Table 185.  

Menu command	Result
MIDI Effects	Opens the MIDI Effects submenu. See MIDI effects (MIDI plug-ins) for more information.
Layout	Opens the Staff View Layout dialog box.
Regenerate Tablature	Opens the Regenerate Tablature dialog box. Regenerate TAB for more information.
Export to ASCII TAB	Saves the track in TAB format with the extension .TXT.
Quantize	Opens the Quantize dialog box. See Quantizing for more information.
Groove Quantize	Opens the Groove Quantize dialog box. See Quantizing for more information.
Transpose	Opens the Transpose dialog box. See Transposing for more information.
Slide	Opens the Slide dialog box.
Find/Change	Opens the Event Filter Search dialog box. See Process > Find/Change for more information.
Length	Opens the Length dialog box. See Stretching and shrinking events for more information.
Scale Velocity	Opens the Scale Velocity dialog box. See Adding crescendos and decrescendos for more information.
Retrograde	Reverses the order of selected events and clips.
Deglitch	Opens the Deglitch dialog box. See Deglitch dialog for more information.
Fit to Time	Opens the Fit to time dialog box. See Stretching and shrinking events for more information.
Fit Improvisation	Fit Improvisation.

To change the Staff pane layout

1.	Click the Staff view Edit menu and choose Layout to open the Staff View Layout dialog box.

2.	Select a track from the list (if the track you want to edit is not in the list, click the Tracks menu and choose Pick Tracks, then select the desired track). The Clef option shows the track’s clef.

3.	Select a new clef from the list.

4.	If you select Treble/Bass, select a Split point.

5.	If you select one of the Percussion options, click Percussion Settings to set up the appearance of percussion notes.

6.	Repeat steps 2-5 for other tracks.

7.	Click Close when you are done.

SONAR displays tracks using the new staff settings.

Tip: If a piano part’s left-hand and right-hand parts overlap, a split point will not correctly separate the two parts into treble and bass staves. You may prefer to put the two parts into two separate tracks.