The Slow 4 Up Tempo sub-style is a special style that allows four chords per measure when writing a slow ballad. The chords displayed on the screen appear to be positioned over beats one and two due to the way the Macintosh handles standard text entry. When the song is written and played, the two chords will be interpreted as being on beats one and three. Use the Tab key or Arrow keys to move between measures. Chord roots can be entered in either uppercase or lowercase.
Case is important only for the Major and minor chord qualities.
Use capitol M for Major and small m for minor. Sample MIDI Files Examples of each of the twelve jazz styles. MiBAC Jazz Tools Tool Palette Reference Style Tool. Clicking the Style Tool displays the Style dialog box which allows you to set the style of a song. Clicking the Form Tool displays the Form dialog box which allows you to set the form, section lengths, key, tempo, and loop condition of a song.