Tags
Is there universal or typical way to notate tags?
Codas I get, but I recently ran across a score with a tag and I was wondering if there was an accepted way to score them?
Thanks!
Is there universal or typical way to notate tags?
Codas I get, but I recently ran across a score with a tag and I was wondering if there was an accepted way to score them?
Thanks!
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What do you mean by tags? Rehearsal marks?
In reply to What do you mean by tags?… by Jojo-Schmitz
A Tag as in a final ending like a Coda, also called an "Outro" and used in popular music. Apparently a big deal in Barbershop Quartet music.
I actually did a little research on a Barbershop Music website and may have answered my own question:
Apparently, a double bar line is used at what would be the regular ending, the Tag measures which have a simple "Tag" written above the first measure follow that with a final bar line.
Pretty simple, I just always want to make sure what I do in MuseSore will be understood by anyone who sees it.
Thanks for the interest Jojo!
In reply to A Tag as in a final ending… by HuffNPuff
So a rehearsal mark, the text "Outro" in a square frame
In reply to So a rehearsal mark, the… by Jojo-Schmitz
Just the word "Tag" is what I saw in the sheet music on the Barbershop Music website. No rehearsal mark or frame required.
No different that writing "Chorus" above the first measure of a chorus so I used Staff Text to write "Tag" above the first measure of the Tag.
It also plays back as expected.
In reply to Just the word "Tag" is what… by HuffNPuff
Staff text (and rehearsal marks) don't affect playback.
Maybe better use System text though
In reply to Staff text (and rehearsal… by Jojo-Schmitz
I'll keep that in mind.
Thanks!