misaligned offset notes
When adjusting a second voice to beam between two staves, the alignment of the first and second voices superimposes them instead of offsetting them. I have attached a before and after shot to illustrate. Anyone know how to fix this issue?
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Comments
See #309707: In cross staff notation, voice 2 overlaps voice1
In reply to See #309707: In cross staff… by Jojo-Schmitz
Yeah. Looks like there is no fix yet. Thanks...
In reply to See #309707: In cross staff… by Jojo-Schmitz
So I figured I could keep the notes in the treble clef and add a vertical line with lh to show that the last two notes are to be played with the left hand, but the system doesn't seem to let me add the line perfectly straight. Ideally I would like a backwards "L" shaped line but I don't see that one available. Either way it would have to be perpendicular to the staff lines.
In reply to So I figured I could keep… by CAL88
Open the Master Palette and search for "play" in the Symbols section to find play with left/right hand symbols.
In reply to Open the Master Palette and… by jeetee
Thanks. I'm looking for a vertical line to show where to start the lh.
In reply to Thanks. I'm looking for a… by CAL88
If you wish to deviate from these standard symbols, instead filter on barline? Those give a range of different height and thickness options as well.
For cross-staff beaming:
![cross-staff.png]( "cross-staff.png")
For left hand designation, Add -> Lines -> Note Anchored Line:
![Note_anchored.png]( "Note_anchored.png")
In reply to For cross-staff beaming: … by Jm6stringer
Perfect. Adjusting in the inspector was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.