Cut and paste is a very general.method that works for ranges of notes and allows notes to be shifted arbitrary distances with just a few key presses. And it is a well tried and tested method used in many other applications, Word, Excel etc.
So, you are proposing dragging a note to the right as a way of not only moving that note later, but also moving the subsequent note earlier? Or would you envision leaving a rest in place of the original note and then pushing everything else later? Neither situation comes up all that often really, but if a feature were to be developed around this, it would be good to understand the real world use cases involved - sample scores and exact expected results in various scenarios.
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Select it. CTRL+X to cut it. Select the spot where you want it moved to. CTRL+V to paste it there.
See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/copy-and-paste
In reply to Select it. CTRL+X to cut it… by SteveBlower
There is room for improvement... it is inconvenient at the moment
In reply to There is room for… by diesel33
How would you propose to make it more convenient?
Cut and paste is a very general.method that works for ranges of notes and allows notes to be shifted arbitrary distances with just a few key presses. And it is a well tried and tested method used in many other applications, Word, Excel etc.
In reply to How would you propose to… by SteveBlower
Dragging the notes sideways and place them in different beat would be fantastic
In reply to Dragging the notes sideways… by diesel33
So, you are proposing dragging a note to the right as a way of not only moving that note later, but also moving the subsequent note earlier? Or would you envision leaving a rest in place of the original note and then pushing everything else later? Neither situation comes up all that often really, but if a feature were to be developed around this, it would be good to understand the real world use cases involved - sample scores and exact expected results in various scenarios.