When encountered, playback will be redirected back to the Segno mark that should be placed earlier in the song. al Fine : These instructions are all considered to be Dal Segno, or D.S., instructions.

Attempts to do so will yield unpredictable results.ĭ.S. These items should not be mixed with Dal Segno instructions in the same song. After this instruction, all master repeats will be ignored, and only special endings marked with a D. When encountered, playback will be redirected back to the beginning of the song. al Fine : These instructions are all considered to be Da capo, or D.C., instructions. Once a To Coda is performed, master repeat loops are again possible.ĭ.C. instruction is performed, this instruction will send playback to the Coda mark, which generally appears immediately after the D.C. This instruction is ignored if neither a Da capo nor Dal Segno has been performed. To Coda : This places an instruction into the staff that tells the performer to advance to the Coda mark that appears elsewhere in the score. It is used to mark the location where play will resume after a To Coda instruction is performed. This marker is ignored unless a Dal Segno mark is used to redirect playback to this marker later in the score.Ĭoda : This places a Coda mark into the score. al Fine instructions) is encountered during playback. This marks the place where play should resume after a Dal Segno instruction (which includes Dal Segno, D.S. Segno : This places a Segno symbol into the staff. The exact instructions supported by this command include: They are named REPEAT x.NWC, where x is a single numeric digit.

Several examples of repeated sections are available in the Samples folder in the application directory. These symbols must be added to each staff in the score in order to produce the desired play back result. The symbols associated with each command are automatically placed in an appropriate vertical orientation. Da capo, Dal Segno, Coda, and Fine instructions are added into the staff with this command.

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