Tempos, clefs, time sig. attached to beginning rather than measure
If you write a score that includes clef, tempo, or time changes, and then add measures to the beginning. everything gets shifted. I would expect that these would stay with the spots instead of being a certain number of measures from the beginning. Also, adding a time change prior to another time signature overrides the next time sig, even though it is still displayed.
I'm using nightly build 2415 on windows XP
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There are known bugs with inserting measures before times signature ( http://www.musescore.org/en/node/1585 ) or deleting the first measure of a score ( http://www.musescore.org/en/node/3510 ). If you are interested in any development on these issues click on their corresponding "subscribe" links.
As far as I'm aware clefs do not move from the begin of a score.
In reply to There are known bugs with by David Bolton
My tempos jump around also although I can't figure out exactly how yet. But particularly if I have a tempo change on the last note or rest of a measure, the program will apply that tempo from the first beat of the measure sometimes. I often insert an invisible tempo change wherever I have a fermata, then invisibly change it back on the next note.
In reply to There are known bugs with by David Bolton
Created with nightly version 2415. on Windows XP
In reply to Here's a file to illistrate the problem by MDMilford
I added a bug report to the issue tracker. See http://www.musescore.org/en/node/3750
In reply to There are known bugs with by David Bolton
'As far as I'm aware clefs do not move from the begin of a score'
no but often times a bass clef will change to a treble clef in a piano score
so, if I understand correctly, it would be useful to be able to insert a new clef in the middle of a measure or the start of a new measure
In reply to clefs by anechoicmedia_
A clef can be added mid-measure by dropping it on top of the first note on which it should act. The clef will automatically be placed between that note and the previous one correctly.
Yes, I think this is a more accurate description of the problem I'm experiencing. I end up with a bunch of ledger lines that are fixed when I drop a bass clef back in where I had one previously. Thanks.
In reply to Adding cleffs by MDMilford
I was wondering how to change clef in mid measure...thanks for the tip!