How do I give different piano clefs different dynamics?
When I try to give let's say the treble clef p < mf, and let the bass clef stay the same, both the treble and bass clef go down to p and crescendo. Another example would be if I tried to make the treble clef forte and the bass clef mezzoforte, both would stay the same at whichever dynamic I most recently placed. So is there any way to give the two parts different dynamics, or is it just part of the program to make them stay the same because it's just one instrument. Or is there an obvious feature that I don't know about because I'm slow.
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Click on the dynamic and then in the inspector use the dropdown "Dynamic Range" to select "Stave". The default dynamic range for grand staff (i.e piano) is "Part" - the same dynamic applies to the whole instrument.
In reply to Click on the dynamic and… by SteveBlower
Do you know how this would look in Musescore 4?
In reply to Do you know how this would… by michellehawk2
It isn't available currently IIRC
In reply to It isn't available currently… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks for your reply. What does IIRC stand for?
So I installed the old Musescore 3, but now it can't read my Musescore 4 file. Is there a way to "Save as" a file type that is compatible with Musescore 3? Like a retro-export?
In reply to Thanks for your reply. What… by michellehawk2
IIRC: if I remember correctly (and many other meanings)
https://www.acronymfinder.com/IIRC.html
In reply to Thanks for your reply. What… by michellehawk2
Export these MusicXML for m Mu4, import that in Mu3
In reply to Export these MusicXML for m… by Jojo-Schmitz
It seems that it worked. Now to learn MS3, lol. Grazie mille.
In reply to Click on the dynamic and… by SteveBlower
Alright, I've settled my previous question. Now that I'm testing it out, is there a way to do it for all staves in the whole song? Mine goes back to default after pg. 1.
In reply to Click on the dynamic and… by SteveBlower
Fantastic explanation. Thanks.