Plau note 1 octave below original.
On a score, the tenors have to sing on e octave below original, but I don't want to change the score only the voice. Is this possible and if yes, how can it be done.
Thanks
goudse
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Not sure I understand correctly what you want, but maybe this helps: select note(s), press Ctrl+↓.
If it does not, please elaborate on what exactly you want
In reply to select note, press Ctrl↓ by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks for your reply, but I already knew that I could move the note by one octave in this way. My question is; I don't want to move the note, but lower the sound only, by one octave.
Thanks
In reply to Thanks for your reply, but I… by goudse
Maybe change the staff to transpose by an octave?
In reply to Maybe change the staff to… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks, but I think I found the solution, I changed to key, see sample.
In reply to Thanks for your reply, but I… by goudse
It's still not really clear what you mean. You want to write the score at the sounding pitch, but one note and one note only you want to sound an octave lower without actually writing it that way? Can you explain why you would want to do this?
Assuming that is what you want, a way to do it would be to use the "Fix to line" option in the Inspector for that one note. Another would be to make the note silent by unchecking "Play" option but then adding another note you set to invisible.
Or maybe you mean you want the entire part fo sound an octave lower than written? This should already be the default for tenor voice - it uses the treble clef with the "8" below it. But if you've somehow set up a score that doesn't do this already (maybe you selected a different instrument), then simply change the clef now. Looks like it is already that way, though.