Regions let you mark sections of a song, or parts that need extra attention and practice. Selecting a region enables looping playback within its bounds, and allows you to modify its size, color, or title.
Regions can be created in both the Practice and Tabbing views.
NOTE: To disable snapping to the beat grid, hold the shift key while dragging the region with your mouse. |
To help distinguish regions from one another, you can color code and rename them to your liking. While Capo offers generic, chorus, verse, and bridge regions that vary in color, you are not limited to using regions to mark sections based on their default names. For instance, you may choose to use green "Bridge" regions as a code for sections that you have practiced extensively.
NOTE: Changing a region's color will not change its name. |
In addition to changing a region's color, you can rename them as well. For example, you can create two regions that split a solo into two parts. One could be named "Solo Pt. 1", and the other "Solo Pt. 2".
Whether you prefer to work with a "sliding region" that you position around the parts of the song you are learning as you go, or you wish to make changes to a list of regions you have built up over time, Capo allows you to resize, move, and delete regions easily.
NOTE: To disable snapping to the beat grid, hold the shift key while dragging the region with your mouse. |
NOTE: To disable snapping to the beat grid, hold the shift key while dragging the region with your mouse. |