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accolva Manual — Full Feature Reference

Reference manual for accolva, the browser-based band score editor for writing and co-editing with your band. Covers the song list, structure and chord progressions, the per-part input pads (keyboard, piano roll, TAB, drums), auto-fill drafts from chords, playback and the mixer, comments and notifications, A4 printing and MIDI export, and the full keyboard shortcut list.

Loop-practice a chord progression with a backing band — build your own practice track in the browser

Practicing to a bare metronome rarely sticks. This article shows a practice workflow where notave adds a backing band (bass, drums, comping) to the progression you want to work on, loops it in the genre you like, and keeps you playing without a break. Four steps — new sheet → enter the progression in Chord Chart → turn the band on and loop → save the phrases you like. Browser only, free plan available.

How to Add Scrolling Tabs to Your Guitar Play-Through Videos — No Install, Rendered Right in Your Browser

How to add scrolling guitar TAB to a play-through video. Covers the traditional multi-step workflow (screen-recording tab software and compositing it in an editor) and a simpler one — export the TAB itself as a strip video with notave's Band (16:3) preset (1920×360) or Band Short (1080×540) for vertical Shorts, then overlay it in your video editor. The video export runs entirely in your browser.