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How to add six quarter notes on one bar. Is it a 32 note? or sixteenth? And one per measure or two please. Anyone is welcome.
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This are 16th notes. You have to insert a time signature of 6/4:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/time-signature
I'm not sure, what you mean with "one per measure or two please"
In reply to This are 16th notes. You have by kuwitt
One set of notes or two in a measure. If the book has 3/4 time-will it matter or change it if I enter 6/4?
In reply to One set of notes or two in a by Thomas Wall
You have a very unusual grouping of notes for 3/4 time. If you make it 6/4 time you will be able to put the same 16th notes in each measure as the picture. They will not be grouped the same unless you switch the beams (explained here: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/beam ). I'm curious what other parts of the score look like.
In reply to You have a very unusual by mike320
Here is a pic from the book. What happens when I attempt to add it I wind up with two notes three quarter notes each.
Doing the 6/8 didn't matter either.
Notice the one bar-thin one-above the notes.
In reply to Here is a pic from the book. by Thomas Wall
Where's the problem? See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/beam
In reply to Where's the problem? See by Jojo-Schmitz
Did I do this Test.mscz-or did you? I can't for the life of me figure out how to do this.
In reply to Did I do this Test.mscz-or by Thomas Wall
What don't you figure out? Perhaps with default beaming? Use right click on the time signature, select "Time signature properties" and change via mouse click the beams of the 8th notes in the part "note groups" in that that window.
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/time-signature#change-default-beaming
Or is there something else, you've trouble with?
In reply to Where's the problem? See by Jojo-Schmitz
This didn't work for me. Can u step by step and see if it will, please? thanx
In reply to This didn't work for me. Can by Thomas Wall
There have been lots of suggestions given here, different ways of doing things. it isn't clear which specific set of instructions you are having trouble with. Can you explain which specific result you are having trouble with, and what specifically you are trying to do to achieve it?
In reply to This didn't work for me. Can by Thomas Wall
Also not really clear for me, at which point you excatly need help. Maybe you can explain this further.
At least (not the best, but) a way to reproduce the example of Jojo, click on this gif file:
In reply to Also not really clear for me, by kuwitt
Fantastic tutorial. The thing my computer wont do is the Time Signature Properties window:
First, mine does not say quaver, semiquaver etc
Second nothing happens when I click on the notes, or anything else for that matter.
So I would be home free if the system functioned. Is there some reason my program might not be working normally?
In reply to Fantastic tutorial. The thing by Thomas Wall
"The thing my computer wont do is the Time Signature Properties window"
Do: right-click on the time signature (3/4) to access to the Time Signature Properties
![time sig.jpg]( "time sig.jpg")
In reply to "The thing my computer wont by cadiz1
Yes I got this to work-hurrah. About a half hour after I posted thanks.
In reply to Here is a pic from the book. by Thomas Wall
Use the beam properties palette. https://musescore.org/en/handbook/beam
In reply to Use the beam properties by mike320
I didn't get this to work. First, certain notes only work with 'selected' beams. All I was able to get was a note with beam parts -longer and shorter.
In reply to I didn't get this to work. by Thomas Wall
Please upload your results using the File attachments link below.
Assuming this is in 4/4 time, those are sextuplets. The easiest way to change 1/4 notes into sextuplets is to make the measure rest 4 1/4 rests. Select the measure and press ctrl-6 to change them into sextuplet rests. If you want succeeding measures to have the same pattern, you can select the measure and press the R key for as many measures as you want. You can then enter notes as normal, just make sure you enter them as 16th notes. One limitation is that you cannot pastes over these sextuplets or copy only a part of a sextuplet. So if you have the same notes repeated, it is easiest to copy those 6 notes and paste them on a 1/4 rest. R will also duplicate them, but will not replace any other sextuplets.
In reply to Assuming this is in 4/4 time, by mike320
But the sextuplets I get have a double bar across the top. Can I get a single bar with 6 notes?
In reply to But the sextuplets I get have by Thomas Wall
Your pictures are essentially of the same thing. In the April 19, 2017 - 3:36pm post you showed a 3/4 measure with 6 1/8th notes. There are no tuplets required to make this. A 3/4 measure consists of 6 1/8th notes. You just need to enter the notes and fix the beams as explained above to make it look that way.
What you just uploaded is working toward making the picture your post from April 18, 2017 - 8:33pm which shows a 4/4 measure with sextuplets. The brackets can be made invisible by selecting them and pressing V if you want to.
I don't know what the problem is. BTW, the results of what you have done would be the MuseScore file, not a picture. As seen other places in this thread, you can upload your score to the forums.
It's difficult to s y without the time signature, It may be in 12/8 so you have 3 eight notes in a time and 4 times in a measure, and in place of the 3 eight notes you can have 6 sixteen (I'm French so I'm not sure of the name of the notes !!!
Do you have the title and/or source of the original piece?
In reply to Do you have the title and/or by underquark
It is from the book " Complete Classical Guitarist by Jerry Willard. If you want to see something else- I can scan it in for you.