Score editor: mapped score style

Hi,
I' m trying to write normal head notes in a mapped score style.
But i can only get an "X" instead of the normal head note.
I have: opened an environment window> double clicked on the icon> in Head i' ve change the "X", but it didn' t work.
Thanks.

it will provided you have chosen the correct instrumnet mapping and score style.

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I need to do something i read in the manual:
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One solution is to use a Score Style with a “Main Voice” and a “Secondary Voice”..."
O.K how do i create a Score Style with a “Main Voice” and a “Secondary Voice”?

- open the score style editor
- duplicate the score style you are using. name it.
- in the 'new' file menu, select 'insert voice'
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- make the necessary adjusments such as hide rests, stems down, or make sure that the midi channel is set in the last box to be 2 or any number different from the your global midi channel.
- in your score select the stave you want to change (hint: why not cut it into the length you need the second voice to run for?) and choose your new score style.
- enter the notes you want to enter to be on the second voice.
- select them and change their midi channels to the number you assigned for them in your score style editor. so in this case; 2.

Score styles: spontaneously self-replicating

I duplicated the bass score style and edited it to accomodate independent MIDI voices. Now, every so often when I go to apply a style to a give MIDI region, multiple copies of the original "bass" style appear; later even more, and more, and so on. Why oh why? Ideas?

I'm not sure what you mean about a "default" style... AFAIK, there is no such thing in Logic. The closest thing to "default" that I can think of is something that's manipulated by the "style" setting of a instrument (MIDI or Audio). In case you're not familiar with this, do the following:
1. Go to the Arrange page and click on any instrument track
2. On the LH part of the screen is a dark gray box containing the name of the instrument. There's a little white triangle pointing to that name. If it's not already pointing downwards, click on the triangle and information about that instrument will appear. At the bottom of the list is a parameter called "style".
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You can override this and set up a "default" score style (of your choosing) for any particular instrument in your Environment.
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This horn part is written within a single MIDI region using a polyphonic score style with four parts (on 4 MIDI channels) to allocate the notes to the proper voice between the two staves.
In this example, only horns 1 and 3 are playing, so rests appear for horns 2 and 4 (and in the worst places -- and that's the problem).
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yes there is.
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Bad Score Style Deleted... error message?

I can't recall having this ever happen before...
I'm trying to open a song I was working on yesterday, but the latest version, as well as all back-ups, give me the message "Bad Score Style Deleted" when I try an open it, and even though there is an "OK" button to click, all that happens is I click the "OK" button repeatedly, and the error message remains, never goes away, and the song never opens.
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I have to replace more than 30 to 40 documents.
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REMO1980 wrote:
The actual probs is I need to replace only the style naming not the style.
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Check below code
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Can a DTD map custom styles to standard HTML tags?

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Googling XSLT and InDesign, it seems that such a stylesheet, if I were to create it, possibly couldn't handle spaces in the original InDesign style-names..? If anyone knows that for a fact, I'd be glad to be aware of it before starting down a long path to a roadblock.
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I'm guessing that if I wanted to change the InDesign style 'Subheader' into 'h2', that snippet of the XSLT would be like this...?
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For a simple one-to-one translation of tag names, you can use this all the way. You only need any other XSL command if you want to do more than simple translation, such as filtering, moving, combining, or separating tags or their contents.
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http://www.logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=71888&highlight=
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