# Overview

<figure><img src="/files/S9eCqosSNTF0umtyGUyr" alt=""><figcaption><p>Song structure editor lets you define how sections make the final song</p></figcaption></figure>

### Use the **Lead Sheet Editor** to

* Add [chord symbols](/user-guide/editors/chord-lead-sheet.md#chord-symbols), eg "Cm6", "Ab7"
* Add [sections](/user-guide/editors/chord-lead-sheet.md#sections-input), eg "A", "B" in 3/4, "verse"
* Move and edit chord symbols to adjust rhythm accents, [interpretation](/user-guide/editors/chord-lead-sheet.md#interpretation) or [harmony](/user-guide/editors/chord-lead-sheet.md#harmony)
* Add [bar annotations](/user-guide/editors/chord-lead-sheet.md#bar-annotations-lyrics) or lyrics (optional)

Visit the [lead sheet](/user-guide/editors/chord-lead-sheet.md) page for more information.

### Use the **Song Structure Editor** to

* Define the order of sections using [song parts](/user-guide/editors/song-structure.md#song-parts) , eg "AABA", "verse verse chorus verse", ...
* Select the [rhythms](/user-guide/editors/song-structure.md#change-rhythm) (music styles) to be used in the song
* Introduce dynamics and variations using [rhythm parameters](/user-guide/editors/song-structure.md#rhythm-parameters) on each song part

Visit the [song structure](/user-guide/editors/song-structure.md) page for more information.

### Use the **Mix Console** to

* Set the instrument of each track
* Adjust track volume, panoramic, reverb, chorus, mute, transpose, etc.
* Add [user tracks](/user-guide/editors/mix-console.md#user-tracks)

Visit the [mix console](/user-guide/editors/mix-console.md) page for more information.

### Use the Note Editor to

* Edit a [user track](/user-guide/editors/mix-console.md#user-tracks)
* [Customize ](/user-guide/editors/song-structure.md#custom-phrase)an instrument phrase of a song part

Visit the [note editor ](#note-editor)page for more information.

<figure><img src="/files/CPVELD6aL22EuM8qFV9t" alt=""><figcaption><p>Note editor</p></figcaption></figure>

### Undocking / redocking editors

To undock an editor, select **Float** from the popup menu of its tab.

The image below shows the tab popup menu of the [Song part editor](/user-guide/editors/song-structure.md#song-part-editor).

<figure><img src="/files/t3mQSqLN2QwUZpHoeOYc" alt=""><figcaption><p>On Windows or Linux, the editor tab popup menu appears when you right-click on it</p></figcaption></figure>

<figure><img src="/files/6X73jMugCxvp9Opexypa" alt=""><figcaption><p>The floating editor can be moved and resized independently of the main window</p></figcaption></figure>

To redock the floating editor, select **Dock** from the same tab popup menu.

Use **Reset Windows** from the Window main menu to redock all editors.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The lead sheet and song structure editors can not be undocked/docked
{% endhint %}


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