Copy time signatures
Hi,
I have looked through the literature but found no answer: how can I copy / paste a passage including the time signatures?
Cheers,
Uri
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Hi,
I have looked through the literature but found no answer: how can I copy / paste a passage including the time signatures?
Cheers,
Uri
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You cannot currently do this, though there has been much discussion on the subject. I wouldn't be too surprised to see this happen in the not too distant future.
In reply to You cannot currently do this… by mike320
Afraid so and looking forward to a much needed addition!
thanks!
In reply to Afraid so and looking… by urisala
I added you request to #165746: Request option to copy system elements with copy/paste (ALL ELEMENTS).
Has this been fixed yet? If not, is there any shortcut or work-around, besides re-entering everything one at a time?
In reply to Has this been fixed yet? If… by DwayneKong
As you may see #165746: Request option to copy system elements with copy/paste (ALL ELEMENTS) is still active
I also would love it!
Please add this, oh musescore gods!
I would also love to have this feature, please!
Adding one more plea, I can't figure out why this is not a high priority thing, it is so incredibly irritating and illogical not to be able to just copy/paste a part with time signature changes to experiment with it instantly instead of "preparing" the signature changes in empty bars beforehand...
In reply to Adding one more plea, I can… by aelfric3
I don't understand it either. Apparently it is not provided in the new version either. For example, if you write a song with different time signatures and then want to copy a part, you'll go crazy!
In reply to Adding one more plea, I can… by aelfric3
Yes, you are right. You can't add the signature AFTER, because the copy into the wrong signature would mess things up - and if you have triplets crossing the measure line you may be in real trouble.