Is it the same way as notating regular lyrics? Some of the vocables I would like to use are "ah" and "ooh".
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Yes, exactly the same. This is true for sheet music:
Chord/lyric sheets:
As well as tabs and other forms.
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Thank you! I'm more talking about long stretches of a single syllable. I assume it's still the same though. – isaac.mailach Mar 28 '16 at 0:03
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@isaac.mailach Yep, same thing. – user28 Mar 28 '16 at 1:48
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