Flats and naturals on drum clef

• Feb 5, 2017 - 02:04

Hi,

Is there any way to turn off naturals/flats etc that have appeared on the drum clef after MIDI import aside from deleting them all one by one?

naturals-flats etc.png

thanks

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• Feb 5, 2017 - 02:10

Delete them all at once. Select the entire drum staff. (click the first note and press ctrl-A). right click an accidental, move your mouse over select "All similar elements in range selection" and press delete.

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• Feb 5, 2017 - 02:14

These shouldn't be there - something about the MIDI file apparently caused problems. Can you share the MIDI file so we can investigate what went wrong?

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• Feb 5, 2017 - 02:37

I guess this is the problem then :l

The program I used doesn't differentiate between channels easily - it uses a weird colour coded system and you can't change multiple notes at once and to "change the channel" all notes have to be the same colour

I'll just delete all the accidentals at once in MuseScore.

Thanks v much

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• Feb 5, 2017 - 04:09

it didn't render that stuff correctly

I had to adjust all of those properties

I guess that's why it's 3:50am

fml

I also couldn't delete some voice 1 rests it had randomly placed on the pitched instrument tracks, even though the note lengths were correct to make up the bars, so I just hid them behind whatever note was next to them but you can still kinda see them behind them

probably my saddest moment

just hope my teacher doesn't notice, its due tomorrow at 12am

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