auto chord spefication ?
Can I select a time slot (say with 3 notes) and have MuseScore fill in the chord name/symbol, eg, C?
I don't see anything like this in Handbook, but I thought I saw it a while ago.
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may be https://musescore.org/it/project/chordidentifier ?
In reply to may be by Shoichi
so "chordidentifier" seems like it is what I want, BUT
I just spent 20-30 minutes and cant figure out how to download a qml file.
Nothing in the plugin repository (that I can find) says anything about how/where to get a download of the file. Right or left clicking does not do anything useful.
And the "read me" is all about where to place it on your PC AFTER you get it.
And if I save the "target", all I get is a bunch of html with an html extension.
It's gotta be so obvious, but........
In reply to so "chordidentifier" seems by dpenny
The instructions are here: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/plugins#installation
it may be helpful: https://musescore.org/en/node/98351
In reply to The instructions are here: by Shoichi
sorry again Schoichi, the links do not help at all.
My Q was NOT "how to install"
My Q was "how to download".
1) if you go to plugin repository https://musescore.org/plugins and look at first item, ABC import
2) click on that page, you will see a BIG "DOWNLOAD" button
3) there is no such thingy on the https://musescore.org/en/project/chordidentifier page
4) the page in #3 suggests you mossy over to https://github.com/rousselmanu/msc_plugins
where you find 8 or so files, 2 or 3 qml's
5) but again no idea as to which or what you want, nor any clear down load
WAIT WAIT
I just re-visited chordidentifier pagae again, and the IS a zip file as an attachment.
It would sure help if the authoer put in BOLD right abvove the zip "DOWNLOAD THIS ATTACHED ZIP"
What a pain, I've probably spent 2 hrs on this (really).
In reply to sorry again Schoichi, the by dpenny
I hope you've solved while I was away ... Happy Holidays and...Buona musica!
In reply to I hope you've solved while I by Shoichi
I did, thank you for asking, HH back to you.
My prob was that several other plugins had DOWNLOAD HERE buttons/text on their web pages.
Chordify does not. It simply has an attached file. It would be nice if LARGE TEXT was right above the zip attachment. I eM'd the author, but never heard back.
Is that within the realm of wiki editing that I can do?
HH again.
In reply to I did, thank you for asking, by dpenny
I see that other subpages of: https://musescore.org/plugins do not have the eye-catching button but the *zip file attachment.
Consider that, like much of the support, it's the work of volunteers. This is probably the reason for the uneven layout of the pages. But it might be a good idea to have, even for plugins, a kind of template