How to make two textlines
I want to put to textlines for verses 1 and 2. But how?
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I want to put to textlines for verses 1 and 2. But how?
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Place the cursor at the end of the first syllable and press enter:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/lyrics-0
In reply to Place the cursor at the end by Shoichi
Thank you. it works. but how to put a 1. in front and 2. in the second line. Der are no notes to hang it on se attachment
In reply to Thank you. it works. but how by valsbol
Thank you my oracle. I have one more question. There are two nodelines. I sing the tenor line, but when I listen to Musescore playing I hear both lines. I have disabled the hach in second line in Intruments, but never the less it sounds with. Can I get rid of the second lines music without deleting it in Instruments?
In reply to Thank you my oracle. I have by valsbol
Enter 1.(Ctrl + spacebar) Din as the first syllable;
View / Mixer> tick the 'Solo 'box:
In reply to Enter 1.(Ctrl + spacebar) Din by Shoichi
Thank you very much. I have tried to find a solution of reducing contents to one page. The help function did not help, and the forum there is a man who has done so and then wanted to go back and then it crased. Can you tell me how?
https://musescore.org/en/search/handbook/reduce%20contents%20to%20one%2…
here I did not find what I was looking for
In reply to Thank you very much. I have by valsbol
There are lots of ways of reducing the size of things depending on how you want it done. Simplest is to just scale *everything* down by choosing a smaller staff space size in Layout / Page Settings. If you want to kee the current staff size, you can still fit more on a page by selecting all (Ctrl+A) and using Layout / Decrease Stretch to squeeze notes closer together. Or some combination of these.
If you need further help, please attach the specific score you need help with and describe what you want to do in more detail.
In reply to Thank you very much. I have by valsbol
As Marc said
D1 = Layout / Page Settings >Decrease stretch (x2+Del Tenor/bas);
D2 = Layout / Page Settings... >Scaling: 1.564mm
In reply to As Marc said D1 = Layout / by Shoichi
Once again I am most greatful for all your support. I have friend who uses Sibelius, and I read in the handbook, that xml files could be red by Sibelius. So I exported my file here to xml. But he cannot read it or open it in Silbelius. I could no see, that I could save this file as xml but only export it. He has Sibelius ver 3
In reply to Once again I am most greatful by valsbol
MusicXML is not the native format for MuseScore, so indeed, to create it, you need to use File / Export. You might want to test to be sure sure you did it correctly by seeing if you can open the resulting MusicXML file in MuseScore yourself. Or just look at the file with a text editor - it should say something about MusicXML at the top. Or post it here. If it really is a MusicXML file, then your friend will have to figure out what the problem is on his end. I guess it is possible that Sibelius 3 is too old to know about MusicXML.
In reply to MusicXML is not the native by Marc Sabatella
Here is the xml . I think you are right the sibelius 3 is probably too old. But can you read the file
In reply to Here is the xml . I think you by valsbol
Yes, the file looks fine. Apparently you need at least Sibelius 4 to import MusicXML. Maybe your friend should just install MuseScore - it's free, after all :-)
you are right. I have already told him. thanks for your good help
Niels Ebbe Huus, Denmark