glissando from a note to a rest
Is there a way to insert a glissando to go into a rest (my wife is working on a piece in Muse Score that has that happen several times, but the the way a glissando is done requires two notes)
If there is no other way than adding an invisible note, than so be it...
Comments
https://musescore.org/en/node/64176#comment-292931 ?
HTH
But the usual way this done for a true glissando would be to show the ending note. If there really is no specific ending note, consider using the fall symbol instead.
In reply to But the usual way this done… by Marc Sabatella
Not much of an argument here, but, since what we're transcribing has a gliss line, wanted to retain that.
In reply to Not much of an argument here… by grstatdoc
Unfortunately, it worked for a while, but was broken. See: https://musescore.org/en/node/64176#comment-812466
In reply to Unfortunately, it worked for… by cadiz1
That said, there is a few workarounds: just need a bit more time to achieve the same result, eg:
![other.jpg]( "other.jpg")
![gliss.jpg]( "gliss.jpg")
1) To connect the glissando, enter a note in the next beat (in other voice, and by applying invisibility, and unchecking playback). Then edit the size of the glissando.
2) Use the "Slide out down" symbol in Arpeggios & Glissandos palette. After its edit, add ordinary text (gliss.) if wished (I have not edit the default text size on this pic. below)
In reply to That said, there is a few… by cadiz1
Thank you cadiz1, that work around fixed things for me. Yay!
It would be easier if I could just use the vertical wavy line and edit the start and end points so the line goes on an angle. Glisses often appear going to a rest in the band music I play on saxophone, so whilst it may not technically correct, it is a usual / common convention.
Anyhoo - grateful to know how to do it now! Thanks again.