The Tracks Panel in the Inspector provides comprehensive control over the tracks (instruments) in your score. This panel is essential for managing the instrumentation and arrangement of your composition.

Types of Tracks in Reflow

In Reflow, tracks are categorized into three main types, each designed to accommodate different types of instruments and musical styles:

• Tablature Tracks: Tablature tracks are specifically tailored for string instruments such as guitar, bass, banjo, and ukulele. Tablature notation provides a visual representation of frets and strings, making it easier for string players to read and play their parts accurately.
• Drums Tracks: Drums tracks are intended for percussion instruments and other non-pitched instruments. In Reflow, drums tracks use specialized notation to accurately represent different drum sounds and patterns, catering to drummers and percussionists.
• Standard Tracks: Standard tracks are versatile and suitable for a wide range of classical instruments that are typically represented by one or two staves. This includes instruments such as piano, violin, flute, and more. Standard tracks utilize traditional staff notation, providing comprehensive support for various instrumental parts.

Usage of Track Types

• Tablature Tracks: Ideal for string players who prefer reading music in tablature format, facilitating accurate interpretation of fret positions and string placements.
• Drums Tracks: Designed for percussionists to effectively notate drum patterns and rhythms, enhancing clarity and precision in drum score presentation.
• Standard Tracks: Offers a universal notation system for classical instruments, ensuring clear and standardized representation across different musical compositions and arrangements.

Track List

The panel displays all the tracks currently present in your score, allowing you to see and manage each instrument easily.

When you click on a track in the Tracks Panel of the Inspector, the active track in the score is automatically changed to the selected track. This intuitive interaction allows you to quickly switch between different instruments for editing, ensuring a smooth and efficient workflow. By directly selecting a track from the Inspector, you can immediately focus on and modify the specific part of your composition without additional steps.