Download pdf from MuseScore app
all the chord symbols have boxes around them...is this a Adobe problem?
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| Straighten Up and Fly Right .pdf | 40.78 KB |
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all the chord symbols have boxes around them...is this a Adobe problem?
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| Straighten Up and Fly Right .pdf | 40.78 KB |
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Probably more an issue of the App itself. You'd need to go to musescore.com though with this, like to https://musescore.com/groups/musescore-android and/or https://musescore.com/groups/musescore-ios/
It is this score, right?
https://musescore.com/user/5138016/scores/4906656
If so it something about the MuseJazz font going wrong
Hi Pete! Yeah, this looks not like something that is wrong in the score itself, but something that went wrong in how it got from the point where it was uploaded to the point where you got the PDF. Did you download that PDF directly from the website, or did you download the score to your computer and generate the PDF from within MuseScore, or some other method?
If you downloaded to your computer then tried to generate a PDF using a third party service like an Adobe-provided "pdf printer" utility, that generally doesn't work. The way to get PDF from MuseScore is File / Export, we do the export directly without using any third party printer utilities.
EDIT: scratch that, I think I see what happened, Probably you used the mobile app rather than MsueScore on your computer to access the score, then tried to export to PDF from there. Apparently that doesn't work. The mobile apps are supported in the appropriate groups on musescore.com and aren't really directly connected the main MuseScore development, so unfortunately we can't really help here.
In reply to Hi Pete! Yeah, this looks… by Marc Sabatella
I took download pdf from MuseScore app to refer to the mobile app...
In reply to Hi Pete! Yeah, this looks… by Marc Sabatella
Thanks Marc, It seems as if I can only change keys in the MuseScore app but then it won't download the pdf correctly. Is there a way to change key in the software I am missing? Thanks!
In reply to Thanks Marc, It seems as if… by pete@museperfo…
"Is there a way to change key in the software I am missing?"
Can you use the MuseScore desktop notation program (Windows, Mac or Linux), rather than the mobile app? The desktop version provides a comprehensive menu for transpose and change key: menu option Tools > Transpose...
See the Handbook:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tools#transpose
In reply to Thanks Marc, It seems as if… by pete@museperfo…
To be clear: there is a mobile app for phones / tablets that is extremely rudimentary, just good for displaying and playing back scores, and then there is the full-fledged notation software that runs on your computer (WIidows, macOS, or Linux / ChromeOS). The latter is what was used to create the scores that you are currently viewing in the mobile app, and it's also what you would use to edit them. So if you want to transpose the music and then generate a PDF, download the MuseScore notation program to your computer (see Download menu above), download the score from musescore.com to your computer in MuseScore format, open the score in MuseScore, and edit away (eg, Tools / Transpose to change the key). Then you can print directly or export to PDF, either File / Print or File / Export.