(?) multiple slurs
Hello!
How is it possible to create multiple slurs in musescore 4? It had been difficult in musescore 3, but seems now to be even harder.
See picture what I mean with "multiple slurs"
Hello!
How is it possible to create multiple slurs in musescore 4? It had been difficult in musescore 3, but seems now to be even harder.
See picture what I mean with "multiple slurs"
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Multiple ties. Click a note, Shift+right arrow, press +
In reply to Multiple ties. Click a note,… by Shoichi
Thanks a lot!
In reply to Multiple ties. Click a note,… by Shoichi
May I ask a similar question? Is there also an easy way to create this kind of slurs:
In reply to May I ask a similar question… by violinconcerto
What are they supposed to mean musically?
In reply to What are they supposed to… by Jojo-Schmitz
I don't know. Just typesetting a score by someone else.
In reply to I don't know. Just… by violinconcerto
These are l.v. ties (laissez vibrer, i.e. let ring).
There is a symbol for these, resembling a short tie, and it's available from the Articulations palette (under 'More', by default):
Unfortunately, they will be badly placed by default (centered on the note) and it's very awkward to get more than one on a chord at once, plus space won't be made for them by justification even if you do move them to where you want them, e.g.:
I believe they also have rather quirky effects on playback at the moment.
So to answer your question, no, there's no easy way at the moment unfortunately. We need a proper system for applying these to notes, with correct spacing, intelligent positioning on notes and chords and so on, and that is certainly high on my personal wishlist (and seems to be asked for fairly often).
In reply to These are l.v. ties (laissez… by oktophonie
That was my suspicion, thanks for confirming
In reply to Multiple ties. Click a note,… by Shoichi
Don't press + that just neutralizes the notes
In reply to Don't press + that just… by thepianist256
in Mu4. There the shortcut for ties is T. In Mu3 it is/was +
These are ties, connecting adjacent notes of same pitch