Help - Chord Symbol
Hello, I need some help. I'm writing an arrangement of Wave by Tom Jobim, I wanna write this chord, can I format same style than songbook? I've tried Nashville, just text with superscript/subscript, in this case, the numbers didn't align, Jazz style. Some tips, please? Thanks!
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The usual notation for this chord is A7susb9
MuseScore doesn't do the vertical stacking like that. You will need to type the chord more the way other publishers do things. I would use A7b9sus personally, as would the publishers I have worked with.
In reply to MuseScore doesn't do the… by Marc Sabatella
Musescore Jazz Style does vertical stacking for some chords, e.g. 6/9, so why not this one?
According to https://musescore.org/en/handbook/chord-symbols#appearance it is possible to customise the style:
"The Custom style option allows you to customize the look of chord symbols (and also ensures compatibility with older scores). Select a customized Chord symbols style file in the field below: this can be created by copying and modifying one of the pre-existing files in the "styles" folder. Documentation can be found in the same folder. Note, however, that this is for advanced users only, and there is no guarantee these files will be supported in the future."
I had a look at some of the style files and the documentation, and I think can see how to produce what the OP wants. However I didn't risk trying it as I would in any case use the modern method,
In reply to Musescore Jazz Style does… by Brer Fox
Right, I should have said no stacking of most chords, by default. 6/9 gets special-cases, and you could in principle as many other special cases as you like.
In reply to Musescore Jazz Style does… by Brer Fox
I don't know, but I added some parameters on "chords_sd.xml" and worked :D
In reply to I don't know, but I added… by Hideki Koga
Please tell us what they are. Someone else may benefit.
In reply to Please tell us what they are… by xavierjazz
I noticed that chords with 6/9 work as Brer commented, so I searched "69" in "chords_std" . I copied and pasted this, changed the numbers to that I want. . Finally I searched where the numbers were formated
In reply to I noticed that chords with 6… by Hideki Koga
The result
In reply to I noticed that chords with 6… by Hideki Koga
:)
In reply to I noticed that chords with 6… by Hideki Koga
Nice job!
In reply to Nice job! by Marc Sabatella
Like!