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Notation reference
Accidentals
Accidentals are shown beside notes to indicate their pitch, both when notated on a staff and written out in text. In music based in Western tonality, they usually show that the pitch of a note has been altered so that it does not conform to the prevailing key signature.
Microtonal accidentals
Microtonal accidentals indicate pitches beyond the standard accepted chromatic scale in Western tonality, such as a quarter sharp or quarter flat.
Inputting microtonal accidentals
You can input microtonal accidentals, such as a quarter tone flat or three quarter tones sharp, into your project.

Inputting microtonal accidentals

You can input microtonal accidentals, such as a quarter tone flat or three quarter tones sharp, into your project.

Prerequisite

For the section of your project where you want to input microtonal accidentals, you have changed the tonality system to one that allows microtonal accidentals, such as Equal temperament (24-EDO, Stein-Zimmermann).

Procedure

In Write mode, select the note or notes to which you want to apply a microtonal accidental.
In the Key Signatures, Tonality Systems, and Accidentals panel, click the microtonal accidental you want in the Accidentals section.

Result

The selected microtonal accidental appears beside the selected note or notes.