Guitar Score Symbols

• Sep 5, 2019 - 12:12

Hello everyone!
I recently came across a guitar score where the symbols appear as attached.
These would be related to "half lash" and "full lash" and indicating the house on the guitar.
Could you tell me how I make these symbols in Musescore?
I would also like to know which symbol and how I indicate the direction of playing with the pick (up or down) on a guitar for example.
Thank you!

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Full/Half barrè ? To be gound in the Symbols palette of the master paletter under Guitar
For up/down you could use arpeggios or Strum direction up/down, also in that Symbols palette

In reply to by cadiz1

Thank you friend!

Read everything you mention in the link provided.
As I do not speak English very well, I am in doubt. Could you guide me how do I attach this ready palette in the group to the other palettes in Musescore.
Do I have to create a custom palette and drag?
This is of great value for my learning and teaching and thank you very much!

In reply to by cadiz1

All right friend!
I learned safely and correctly. The palette is already in my Musescore.
Would it really be necessary to create a custom palette?
Because I just right-clicked the area of ​​the pellets and loaded it, fixed normally.
How wonderful!!
I really want to thank you for your help ...

In reply to by mjbartemusica1

I know you've found an answer, but I'll just add that the roman numeral version is also in the default pallet labelled "Lines" as "VII---------". This is the one I use - it's just personal preference but I find it more flexible because you can easily describe the number of strings to bar.

For half I add the symbol ½ in front - it takes up less room than 1/2 (one character instead of 3).

You can also have ⅚VII---------, but there is no single character for 2/6 and 4/6.

But with the link above to the custom pallet I might change my style :-)

In reply to by GeoJenner

If I'm understanding correctly, this is the intended use of that line. Barre lines and Roman numeral analysis both involve Roman numerals, true, but they are unrelated otherwise. From what I am understanding, no one in this thread is talking about Roman numeral analysis, only barre lines.

You wrote:
I would also like to know which symbol and how I indicate the direction of playing with the pick (up or down) on a guitar for example.

Borrowing from violin, down bow and up bow can be used to denote plectrum (pick) movement. The symbols are found in the Articulations palette.

Plectrum.png

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