How do I select one instrument stave instead of all?
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I want to select all of the cello measures. <- this is problem
to lower those notes one octave.
Not ctrl + a please.
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Several ways
- Click on the first note. Use shift + scroll with your mouse wheel to go to the last note. Shift click on the last note
- Click on the first note, Shift + right until the end, note by note. Or Ctrl + Shift + right until the end, faster, measure by measure
- right click on a note -> Select -> More. Same staff.
In reply to Several ways - Click on the by [DELETED] 5
Also, Ctrl + Shift + End will select the entire staff in one jump (at least on Windows 7).
In reply to Also, Ctrl + Shift + End will by outskirter
Works on Windows 10/Musescore 2.2 too!
Many thanks
In reply to Works on Windows 10… by Kadeo26
Even 6 years later ;-)
In reply to Also, Ctrl + Shift + End will by outskirter
what is end? you mean enter?
In reply to what is end? you mean enter? by Brando Miranda
There's a key labeled "End"
In reply to Several ways - Click on the by [DELETED] 5
what about for mac?
In reply to Several ways - Click on the by [DELETED] 5
Thank you!
Thanks guys.
Also,.. I see that there are rests where some notes are. What's up with that?
In reply to Cool by Errorproxy
"I see that there are rests where some notes are. What's up with that?"
If you mean on the same staff, check and see if some of the notes are displayed in green instead of black, which would indicate that there's a second voice on the staff. Perhaps you're seeing rests for the other voice, which happens to be silent at that point in the music.
In reply to Re: Rests where notes are by outskirter
That's exactly what's going in the screenshot attached to the original post - piano part especially is notated as two voices, with rests as musically appropriate. Perfectly normal / standard notation if that was originally written for guitar, although I'm thinking if you intend a pianist to play this, you'd be better off notating it on two staves rather than one staff with two voices.
what about for mac?
In reply to what about for mac? by brando90mit
should work on mac also, just always replace window's ctrl with cmd on the mac.
In reply to should work on mac also,… by mike320
but what is end? can you type what it should be?
On mac:
home = fn + left arrow
end = fn + right arrow
shift + command + end
In reply to On mac: home = fn + left… by Brando Miranda
Right, Mac and some other keyboards may lack a physical "End" key, so Fn+right is the usual substitute. On Chromebook, it's Search+right.
In reply to On mac: home = fn + left… by Brando Miranda
Man, this information is so important, but so hidden... thank you for this.