Repeats - want to repeat a section 4x
HI - can't find how to do a 4x repeat for a section of music - what I want to do is mark start and end repeat mark, and add an instruction for 4x. I know I could do that with a text box, but I'd like Musescore to perform it!
Probably walked past the answer ten times in the manual and been too stupid to see it!
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Hi, https://musescore.org/en/handbook/measure-operations#play-count
OH! You wee beauty...
Thanks!
In reply to OH! You wee beauty... Thanks! by NeilSinclair
p.s. I'm in Europe, and the right click brings up a dialogue under 'Bar properties' - which is great localization on the part of the developers!
In reply to p.s. I'm in Europe, and the… by NeilSinclair
sorry I'm French, I don't understand all.........
In reply to sorry I'm French, I don't… by Raymond Wicquart
Desolé - et je m'excuse pour mon Français, je ne l'ai écrit depus trente ans, quand j'ai été dans l'école...
Le menu dit 'Bar Properties', pas 'Measure Properties'. En Anglais nous parlent de 'bars', pas 'measures'. C'est tout!
Mes autres mots étaint un joue - et mon Français n'est pas aussi bien pour le dire en Français!
Restez sain -
Neil.
(OK, risez alors!) :-)
In reply to p.s. I'm in Europe, and the… by NeilSinclair
MuseScore indeed provides a British localisation ;-)
Or even localization
In reply to MuseScore indeed provides a… by Jojo-Schmitz
Ha ha - yes, I do prefer the 's' - but the constant drip-drip of Americanis/zed spell checks wears me down!
;-)
In reply to Ha ha - yes, I do prefer the… by NeilSinclair
I think it is the OED that promulgates "ize"-ification in the UK rather than Webster (or Microsoft).
In reply to I think it is the OED that… by SteveBlower
I don't think so, OED (Oxford English Dictionary?) is British English, Webster surely is American English, localisation is BE, localization is AE.
2 nations divided by a common language ;-)
In reply to I don't think so, OED is… by Jojo-Schmitz
But OED likes "ize" rather than "ise". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_spelling My preference is for "ise".
In reply to But OED likes "ize" rather… by SteveBlower
Well, we don't have a en-GB-oxendict locali[sz]ation (yet). Nor an en-CA one BTW.
In reply to Well, we don't have a en-GB… by Jojo-Schmitz
Fortunately English is a very forgiving language, or perhaps "loosely defined" might be a better term. If you can get close, we can usually understand what you mean.
In reply to Well, we don't have a en-GB… by Jojo-Schmitz
Probably just as well - you'll only start a flame war!
:-)
In reply to I think it is the OED that… by SteveBlower
Personally, I think the OED just want the Scrabble points...