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Notation reference
Tremolos
Tremolos are thick, slanted lines that cross individual stems or are positioned between multiple stems. They are used to indicate that notes are repeated, either individually or in sequences of multiple notes.
Deleting tremolos
You can remove single-note tremolos and multi-note tremolos from notes separately without affecting the notes to which they applied.

Deleting tremolos

You can remove single-note tremolos and multi-note tremolos from notes separately without affecting the notes to which they applied.

Procedure

In Write mode, select the notes whose tremolo strokes you want to delete.
Click the appropriate buttons in the Tremolos section of the Repeat Structures panel for the types of tremolos selected:
- Remove Single-note tremolo
- Remove Multi-note tremolo

Result

The corresponding types of tremolo strokes are deleted.

Example


Figure 1. Notes with single-note tremolos and multi-note tremolo	Figure 2. Notes with multi-note tremolo deleted but single-note tremolos remain	Figure 3. Notes with both multi-note tremolo and single-note tremolos deleted