Dead note Musescore 4
Hi guys, is there a way to play dead notes for guitar in musescore 4??
(I dont mean palm muting)
Thanks in advance
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Hi guys, is there a way to play dead notes for guitar in musescore 4??
(I dont mean palm muting)
Thanks in advance
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It's not clear what you do mean, but, in general, Shift+X is the shortcut for ghost note in tab. If you mean standard notation, you'd have to explain more about the notation you want. If it's an "x" notehead, see the Properties panel.
In reply to It's not clear what you do… by Marc Sabatella
Yes, I wanted to know if musescore can play muted notes, like a standard Reggae strumming pattern (as in the picture). I know they can be represented with x's, but when I do that, the sound is exactly the same than any normal note.
In reply to Yes, I wanted to know if… by feliperiquelm
You can add the "mute" text from the palette to play with a muted sound. I'm not a guitarist so I'm not clear on the distinction you are making between this type of muting and palm mute. But basically, if the sound is part of the General MIDI standard, or you have a specialty soundfont for the sound, MuseScore can do it.
In reply to It's not clear what you do… by Marc Sabatella
Hi,
I've seen this Shift+X suggestion everywhere but all it does is add a pair of brackets around the note not turn it into and X or ghost note. What am I doing wrong? I'm definitely holding Shift then pressing X. I'm using guitar tab if that makes any difference...
In reply to Hi, I've seen this Shift+X… by Platypi
I think you are using MuseScore 4. The shift-x thing workout on MuseScore3 but not 4. I´m trying too to findout a way to put a ghost note on 4.
In reply to I think you are using… by luizserraazev
Go to Pallets -> add pallets -> noteheads
Select the notes you want and choose the "cross" note head. Worked for me in both tab & notation