Select all ghost (cross-head) notes?
Is there any way to do this so that I can style them all together?
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Right click, Select -> More... -> Same notehead
In reply to Right click, Select -> More… by dragonwithafez
Thanks, looked like the solution but I've just given it a try and unfortunately it doesn't distinguish cross-heads from other note heads.
In reply to Thanks, looked like the… by yonah_ag
Try again.
Works for me on OS: Ubuntu 21.04, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 3.6.2.548021370, revision: 3224f34
In reply to Try again by underquark
Still doing the same.
3.6.2 on Windows 10 64-bit
Would you happen to be trying this on a TAB staff?
In reply to Would you happen to be… by Jm6stringer
Yes, I only have TAB.
In reply to Yes, I only have TAB. by yonah_ag
Can you post a bit if the score?
In reply to Can you pot a bit if the… by bobjp
Thanks but I think that it's now become clear what is going on; seems like TAB crossheads are not different to regular notes.
In reply to Yes, I only have TAB. by yonah_ag
Uh oh... I get inconsistent results depending on the TAB staff's origin.
Did it start as a TAB linked to a standard staff? ...and then the standard staff was deleted?
Were notes copy/pasted into the TAB staff from a standard staff?
If it originated as a single TAB staff created from scratch, how did you get cross-head notes? 'Head group' is greyed out in the Inspector, and the Noteheads palette does not respond.
Please explain your ultimate objective in more detail.
In reply to Uh oh... I get inconsistent… by Jm6stringer
I'm guessing these aren't cross heads at all, but "ghost" notes that simply display an "X". Probably no convenient way to select just those, since officially they count as "normal" noteheads.
In reply to I'm guessing these aren't… by Marc Sabatella
They are indeed ghost notes but in the TAB section of the handbook they come under crosshead notes.
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/tablature#Crosshead_notes
I think that I can detect them via a plugin.
In reply to Uh oh... I get inconsistent… by Jm6stringer
Single TAB staff and cross-head notes by using shift-X
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/tablature#Crosshead_notes
Objective is to set Y = -0.2 on all of them so that the cross centre is on the TAB line instead of sitting just below the TAB line.
Looks like these are considered to be normal notes by select > more > notehead type