Takes a simple (one-stave, one-voice) line of music and doubles the duration of each note/rest. Useful for copying from e.g. 3/8 time and creating a string of notes that can be pasted into a 3/4 section.

This is just a rough-and-ready Plugin with a very limited application. No bug-fixes are planned at least until the new Plugin framework in MS2.0 is implemented but anyone is welcome to develop this further.

That's the 'Color Notes' plugin from musescore with the following extensions:

• recalling the color notes from Plugins/Color/Uncolor Notes now chances all notes back into black
• adjustment to some color's to improve contrast on a white screen background
  or when you print out the sheets
• added more comments to the sourcecode

Installation:
copy/overwrite 'colornotes.js' in
c:\Program Files\MuseScore\plugins\

Maybe this plugin is overtaken in the new release so I may delete it here.
(Stand: Current version of musescore: 1.2)

This plugin is still in development. Feedback is welcome, check again later for updates.
This plugin will put a NAF tablature below each note in the score. Of course, it's better to use it with a one part NAF score. The plugin requires the NAFTracks_SixHole.ttf font from Flutopedia.

The plugin currently only support 6 holes NAF but could be extended to other types of flutes if necessary.Read more

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In response to a recent forum question about splitting voices and putting them on separate staves, VoiceCaster does that, albeit in a rough-and-ready way.

Take a score with one stave and more than one voice.
For transposing instruments, ensure that Notes > Concert Pitch is checked.
Select a segment of the score.
Run the Plugin.

A new score is created with 4 staves, each with one of the voices from the original.

I know of some errors/bugs/features already -
1 The last note of the selection gets missed out. - FIXED, thanks to Jojo-SchmitzRead more

Bells Used Chart:

Flexible Bells Used Information for Composers and Directors

Bells Used Plugin is for MuseScore 1.2. It generates Bells Used and Bells Not Used information and can present it in a score format, a text file, or a CSV file for use with spreadsheet software.

Full documentation is included within the ZIP file and is available online.

Download Bells Used Plugin

Creates a harp pedal diagram at a selection, or at the beginning of the score if no selection is made. Requires installation of Harpfont.ttf (included).

This is a plugin for MuseScore 1.2 to add harmonica tablature notation below the notes. It currently supports:

• Hohner Highlander for both sides (A highlander and D) - Reference
• Diatonic C - Reference
• Diatonic D - Reference
• Diatonic G - Reference
• Diatonic Bb - Reference
• Diatonic A - Reference
• Diatonic F - Reference
• Chromatic C, 12 holes - Reference

If you want to have your harmonica added to the it, please contact me. Feedback welcome since I'm not a harmonica player.Read more

Select some notes and rests. Run the plugin and they are re-written at half the duration.

This plugin is written as a starter for others to modify it into something more flexible that can be used to convert, for example, a piece written in 2/4 time into 6/8. It currently only halves the length of the notes and rests (but this is easy to modify) and it currently gives unacceptable results for transposing instruments (again, I'm sure someone can sort this).

Bugfix 2012/10/08
Fixed bug where last note got missed out.Read more

This Plugin is derived from the Note Names plugin.
It adds the note names of the chords (not just the top note) in all voices (not just voice 1) of either the entire current score (not just the top staff) or on the selected measures/staves as staff text (above the staff for voice 1 and 3, below for voice 2 and 4) and uses note names according to the locale MuseScore is configured for (instead of just the English note names C, D, E, F, G, A, B).Read more

This plugin enables you to convert a natural minor key to either a harmonic or melodic minor key. You can also colour the affected notes to red with or without changing them. Also you can change the harmonic/melodic back to natural and/or the colour of the notes back to black.Read more