#Caret symbol html plus

During chord input, you can input multiple notes at the same rhythmic position.ДЇigure: Caret when inputting chords Lock to Duration

#Caret symbol html plus

The caret shows a plus symbol at the top left. Similarly, reducing the duration of notes with Insert mode activated pulls them closer together without leaving rests between the notes. In Insert mode, inserted notes shift all the music that follows the caret along by the input duration instead of replacing existing notes. The caret shows V and inverted V shapes at the top and bottom. The appearance of the caret changes depending on the input mode and the currently selected voice number. It is accompanied by a + symbol if the voice is new. The caret has a note symbol beside it, which indicates the stem direction and type of the currently selected voice. If you are inputting chords, the caret does not move automatically, and you must move it to the next rhythmic position manually. If you are inputting notes, the caret advances to the next rhythmic position automatically. In this documentation, we use caret to refer to the line that appears during note input, and cursor to refer to the line that appears during text input. The caret is also known as an insertion point or cursor. In software, the caret shows where something is inserted. It shows the rhythmic position at which notes, chords, or notation items are input.ДЄ caret is a mark that is commonly used when proofreading published text to denote the position at which something should be inserted or added, for example, a missing letter or a word.

In Dorico Pro, the caret is a vertical line that extends above and below five-line staves but appears shorter on percussion staves.