Select the FULL treble/bass clef notation?

• May 17, 2017 - 05:36

I know there is a way to select the whole notation (ctrl+A), but is there any way to individually select the whole treble clef or bass clef notation alone?

I would like to copy and paste piano arrangements across to a new score and individually transpose the bass and treble clefs together onto a single treble staff so it's playable on guitar.

(This means I need to "compress" the treble/bass piano arrangement down into the neighboring octaves.)


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In reply to by mike320

I tried the implode, it worked.. but now the two notations are locked in so I can no longer select them individually to move them closer into neighboring octaves unless I move each note manually, the actual notation is arranged for piano so unless I can move the bass and treble into neighboring octaves individually the notes for guitar are all over the place, unplayable.

The purpose of this is to bring a bass and treble arrangement (in whatever piano octaves they were written) together into neighboring octaves like a guitars default open position.

Any advice from here is welcome..

In reply to by Phillip William

If possible, please attach the piano score (or a portion of it) so that we can see exactly what you are trying to do. For example, is the music polyphonic and you wish to maintain voice separation?
See:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/voices
and:
https://musescore.org/en/node/12345

Also, maybe change the octave(s) of the piano notes before using implode.

(Here's a tip:
A quick way to change the octave for a bunch of selected notes is Ctrl + up arrow to raise an octave, Ctrl + down arrow to lower an octave.)

Regards.

According to my own experience:
In this type of transcriptions: Some arrangement and adjustment is necessary. (Because of copying has always caused more problems)
For me: It's easier to open two documents side by side and write the guitar notation from scratch.

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