Change note names to display "Bb" instead of "Sib"
Hey all,
getting the hang of muse score 4 right now and I really appreciate all the updates as well as the dark mode!
I'm making a chart for my Students right now and the note names display a "Bb" as "Sib." Is there a way to edit this so that it says "Bb"/ Thanks!
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Someone who can work with Plugins will need to fix this. In the meantime, you'll have to edit each one yourself. Double click on the Sib and backspace over the Si and type B
In reply to Someone who can work with… by bobjp
Thanks! Any idea how to edit the plug in code?
In reply to Thanks! Any idea how to edit… by jordanstern
With any text editor.
Use https://musescore.org/nl/project/note-names
In reply to Use https://musescore.org/nl… by elsewhere
Thanks, this is cool but for chords the notes are next to each other as opposed to on top of each other, anyway to fix that?
In reply to Thanks, this is coll but for… by jordanstern
Yes, there's a corresponding code and comment in the plugin
In reply to Yes, there's a corresponding… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks, I'm not seeing where to edit the code in Musescore 4, can you direct me to that? i appreciate the help.
In reply to Thanks, I'm not seeing where… by jordanstern
Not in Mu4, but in a regular text editor
What language is your PC and/or MuseScore set to?
In reply to What language is your PC and… by Jojo-Schmitz
Language is set to US English, IT was set to default before but i changed it n preferences. Still having the Sib issue. thanks for responding!
In reply to Language is set to English by jordanstern
Who or what then calls Bb Sib and where exactly?
In reply to Who or what then calls Bb… by Jojo-Schmitz
No idea, but I have heard the 7th scale degree refered to as "si" instead of "ti" in solfegge sometimes o maybe that has something to do with it?
I looked at the code and it says in there the following:
case 12: name = qsTranslate(mscoreMajorVersion >= 4 ? "EditPitchBase" : "InspectorAmbitus", "B♭"); break
So I'm not sure where "sib" is coming from. Any leads? thanks!
Jordan
In reply to No idea, but I have heard… by jordanstern
It comes from the translation into the language your MuseScore is set to
In reply to No idea, but I have heard… by jordanstern
Ah, I see, there was a corresponding glitch in the en_US translations (which errnously translated "B♭" as "Si♭"). It's been fixed meanwhile, just update your translations and restart MuseScore (then rerun that plugin)
In reply to Ah, I see, there was a… by Jojo-Schmitz
Amazing! Thanks so much! I really appreciate your work with musescore, its a super helpful tool in my middle school classroom