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When playback sees a slur it plays both notes separately. If the two notes are at the same pitch I think it would be better to play a held note.
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When playback sees a slur it plays both notes separately. If the two notes are at the same pitch I think it would be better to play a held note.
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Then use a tie instead, see https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tie
And to be clear: ties and slurs are *completely* different things, they just happen to look similar. There is such a thing as a slur on two notes of the same pitch (makes more sense for some instruments than others), and they playback of two slurred notes is *supposed* to sound each note.
In reply to And to be clear: ties and by Marc Sabatella
Yeah, for instance very often we use slurs to mark bowing for string instruments.
In reply to Yeah, for instance very often by Joshua Pettus
Usually with an ornament on each note such as staccato.