Customise the Dynamics palette
This issue has been raised in previous posts. It should be possible to customise dynamics (Issue: #15551 - I'm in need of "pf").
However I can't get it to work. I can't find an edit function and the "More Elements" option is greyed out,
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Once you have created a custom workspace...
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/palette#custom-palettes
HTH
In reply to Once you have created a by Shoichi
Thanks a lot!
In reply to Thanks a lot! by Jwagner
Bear in mind that dynamics can only have one value so you cannot make it play forte then piano on the same note. If you want a similar effect, you will need to set the fp velocity to something of your liking for forte (default is 96), then put a piano on the next note and make it invisible by pressing V.
Here's one I made earlier if it's of any use to you. It has a set of "ordinary" dynamics which get placed below the stave, a set that get placed above the stave and a few other marks that I find myself commonly using.
In reply to Here's one I made earlier if by underquark
Thanks. It sounds like just what I need. I don't know the format .mpal The file looks binary. How do I make it usable for MuseScore?
In reply to Thanks. It sounds like just by Jwagner
If you have created a custom workspace, and providing editing is enabled (tick "Enable editing" after right-click on a palette) -> click on "Load palette" etc.
In reply to If you have created a custom by cadiz1
Got it. Thank you!
This is actually a very useful palette. I have long missed the ability to have the dynamics above staff for voices and below staff for instruments. I was not aware it could be customised.
Anyway -- I think it deserves to be included in the standard palette.
In reply to Got it. Thank you! This is by Jwagner
Yes, I cobbled it together for piano/vocal pieces. The below-staff ones are set a bit lower than default so that they appear nearer the middle of the piano staff rather than too near the treble notes and the above-staff ones avoid clashing with lyrics and can also be added to the piano bass where there are separate dynamics for bass and treble.