Deleting sharp on note name
How do I delete sharp or flat in note name? Because we already have key signature. Or it doesn't have it yet.
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How do I delete sharp or flat in note name? Because we already have key signature. Or it doesn't have it yet.
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For sharps:
Click on a note that displays a sharp and press the down arrow.
For flats:
Click on a note that displays a flat and press the up arrow.
Attach your score if you need more help.
See:
https://musescore.org/en/node/289899
In reply to For sharps: Click on a note… by Jm6stringer
Thank you for reply me. But I mean A B C D E F G note name inside melody.
In reply to Thank you for reply me. But… by Naitonka
Then don't use the named note head.
Or add a natural make it invisible and change the note's pitch in inspector by 100 cent
I would love to know how to do this too? seems useless to have "C#" written inside the note, when the sharp is visible right in front of the note already
In reply to I would love to know how to… by HeartSeed
I wouldn't say it's useless. If your target audience needs note names inside the notes then they might miss the accidental before the note. If they understand the sharp before the note then they probably don't need the note name inside the note.
If you have activated the display of the note name in a note, then the name is D flat or F sharp, as indicated by the key signature or accidental, and not D or F!
Wouldn't it rather confuse a musician if he had a G major and the F sharp only has F in it?
In my opinion, it shouldn't be any different!