How to add a Ghost Note
Summary
| Toolbar | Icon |
|---|---|
| Note |  |
What are ghost notes?
In music theory, a ghost note is a note that should be played softly or muted. It doesn't have a clear pitch and is mainly used for rhythm. In sheet music, you'll see a ghost note written as an "X" or enclosed in brackets for the note head. This notation tells the musician to lightly touch or mute the string or key without producing a clear sound. It's a subtle technique that adds depth and rhythm to the music.
Add a ghost note on Flat
To add this notation, place yourself and go to the Note toolbar and click on the ghost note tool > symbolized by a note head in brackets. To transform a ghost note into a regular note, click on the same one more time.
