How did this file corruption occur?
I'll be deleting the files after there are responses.
What does the message exactly mean? :
"Measure 11, staff 1, voice 2 too long. Expected: 4/4; Found: 14/8"
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It means what it says. That measure has in 1 8th and 2 quarter notes and a half rest in voice 2, that is too much for a 4/4 measure
![Corrupted_File.png]( "Corrupted_File.png")
It probably should look like this
![Corrupted_File.png]( "Corrupted_File.png")
As for "how" did it occur, we're hoping you can tell us. If we know what causes a corruption, high priority is given to fixing that bug so it doesn't happen in the next version any more.
In reply to As for "how" did it occur,… by jeetee
Can it be that your original source is from a pdf conversion, because in this case such corruptions occur very often since optical music recognition is seldom perfect.
In reply to Can it be that your original… by Mr Fox
I don't think so, there's no evidence for this, not in the score properties, nor in the score,
In reply to Can it be that your original… by Mr Fox
It looked like that because I haven't even started arranging yet.
So no, all of the notes are manually placed.
I used only 2 voices (blue and green notes), different tempos and only 2/4 & 4/4 time signatures.
In reply to As for "how" did it occur,… by jeetee
I have no idea either.
I was just transcribing a song's drum onto a piano sheet for reference. I wasn't even in the phase of arranging yet.
I used 2 different voices (the blue and green notes). That's all there is to it.
Other than that, you should notice that I used a lot of tempo and changed time signatures before. Not sure if that directly caused this.