deleting a staff deletes notes in the other staff

owlis

• Sep 9, 2019 - 23:55

Anyone know a work around for this?

Thanks
Pete

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Raymond Wicquart

• Sep 10, 2019 - 00:12

sorry, not clear for me......

owlis

• Sep 10, 2019 - 05:34

Hi Raymond, when I delete the bottom bass clef (because it is empty), some notes in the top bass clef get deleted. Trying to find a way to make this not happen

Cheers
Pete

owlis

• Sep 10, 2019 - 00:14

here is a picture showing the strange behaviour, if I delete the bottom bass clef, the blue note disappears even though I previously moved it into the upper bass clef with shift command up arrow. It is still being mistakenly still being associated with the bottom bass clef it would appear.

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Ziya Mete Demircan

• Sep 10, 2019 - 01:12

Reason: This note is still an member of the bottom staff. Only shown in the top staff.
Ctrl+Shift+Up- (or Down) arrow command(s) doesn't move a note to the top (or bottom) staff, it just shows it there.

In order for a note to really be a member of the top (or bottom) staff, you must enter that note in the top) or bottom) staff.

Marc Sabatella

• Sep 10, 2019 - 14:33

Or, if you've already entered it onto the bottom and you wish to full move it to the top, use cut and paste. Ctrl+Shift+Up indeed does not truly move the mote, it is for creating "cross-staff notation", where a note appears on one staff but still "belongs" to another.