Notion is healthier than it's ever been now that PreSonus has purchased it.

Very cool trick, Johnny.

No sorry. You need to enter notes manually.

You should post questions like this in the Notion forum rather than Tips and Tricks. You can export your MIDI data as a standard MIDI file and import them into Notion. But you will have to transcribe audio tracks,

David Are you using Type 1 MIDI files? Type 0 will put everything on one channel, type 1 will separate them. You shouldn't have a problem importing Type 1 files. And as Whammy said in his unique verbose way, the OP was importing a piano part on a grand staff. You are right that you can't overlay a n...

If you don't use open score, how do you handle parts? Notion can't separate voices on the same staff into individual parts.

No need to get huffy Liquid. It's just semantics. A lead sheet is usually a melody line with chord symbols. If you want to specify the rhythm for the guitar, then you are getting into an arrangement. Now if you want to hear the chords playback, but want it to look like a leadsheet, you can hide the ...

No it doesn't. Notion does a pretty good job of interpreting real-time recording, but editing is more or less manual. You'll simply have to play a little cleaner.

That's not really a leadsheet. You have two separate parts, a lead and rhythm guitar part. If you want both to play and notate correctly, they'll need to be separate instruments.

I'm not sure what you mean by "everything" gets shifted. Notion doesn't move notes over a bar line, so if you have 4 quarter notes and change one to an 8th note, it will move the notes in that measure until you add the extra half beat somewhere. But it won't affect other measures. Once you...