Duplicating chords
Hi
I have a score in which the chords are C Maj and G7 for each bar. Is there a way of cutting and pasting the chord names to save time from inputting every bar?
Thanks
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Hi
I have a score in which the chords are C Maj and G7 for each bar. Is there a way of cutting and pasting the chord names to save time from inputting every bar?
Thanks
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Use Filter: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/copy-and-paste#selection-filter
or select the measure->right click a chord symbol->select/more->All similar...
Ctrl+C->Ctrl+V
In reply to Use Filter: https:/… by Shoichi
I dont understand the handbook extract you posted.
When I select measure and right click etc another box appears - what to click on 'select' and 'action'?
In reply to I dont understand the… by esssess
The filter is not good for selecting only one item because it will always copy the notes. For chord symbols, you select only the chord symbols, click one then ctrl+click the other to select them, then you can copy and paste and they will stay in the same relative position. So if they are currently on beats 1 & 3, they will remain 2 beats apart wherever you paste them.
In reply to I dont understand the… by esssess
This...
In reply to This... by Shoichi
Thanks very much.
Is is possible to do that for a repeating chord progression that lasts more than 2 measures? Is it a different box clicked in 'action'?
In reply to Thanks very much. Is is… by esssess
When you copy and paste chords, measure lines are not taken into account, so it doesn't matter how many measures you copy, all of the chords will be pasted to their relative positions to the start point. In my first example, where the chords start on beats 1 & 3, you can paste the chords on to beat 4 and the second one would be on beat 2 of the next measure.
Shoichi's method in the PDF for selecting several chord symbols will also work for as large of a selection you start with.
In reply to When you copy and paste… by mike320
Thank you.