Tie note issue
This is a new one for me. If I was a piano player, I would know how to play this. How do I teach MuseScore to play these 3 tie notes that start one after the other, but finish at the same time?
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Does the Handoobk help (qv "Voices"):
https://musescore.org/en/search/content?keys=voices
In reply to See if the Handbook helps … by underquark
Shot in the dark? I went that route. If that’s the ticket, I couldn’t figure it out.
In reply to Shot in the dark? I went… by nozarjeff
Actually, you can enter it without learning anything about Voices but some wold argue that it isn't proper notation to tie notes in this way.
In reply to Actually, you can enter it… by underquark
There’s a different way to tie notes together (than how I usually do it) that you inspired me to look up. Not by voices, but by selecting the initial 3 notes and hitting the tie button up toward the top. Each note ties to its corresponding note in the chord. It looks like the pic I posted, and plays correctly. Score! Thanks.
In reply to Actually, you can enter it… by underquark
And using ties there instead of slurs! Then it even sounds right.
A tie is a curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch, thereby creating a durational value equal to the sum of the values of the note notes. This is necessary when a note is to be sustained over a bar line, and under certain conditions, within the same measure. https://myfiosgateway.one/
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In reply to A tie is a curved line… by teempade04
A tie is a curved line connecting two adjacent notes of the same pitch
In MuseScore though it is allowed for them to be not adjacent, just needs to be the next note of same pitch
In reply to A tie is a curved line… by Jojo-Schmitz
... though it is allowed for them to be not adjacent, just needs to be the next note of same pitch
Absolutely correct. There are many examples of this "non-adjacent" tie in published music, and I found an illustration in Elaine Gould's "Behind Bars" (page 61). The text actually refers to flattening the curve of a tie (not relevant to this post):
![Gould_Behind_Bars_p61.png]( "Gould_Behind_Bars_p61.png")
In reply to A tie is a curved line… by Jojo-Schmitz
Is the old (MS3) use of the + button (on the keypad) no longer valid? Attempting to tie two quarter notes, the first at the end of a measure and the second at the beginning of the next, the tie icon on the screen works, but the plus button doesn't. Instead it raises the note pitch by a semitone. MS4.0.1.230121751 on WIndows 10 Pro.
In reply to Is the old (MS3) use of the … by skaufman
I had no problem using MS3 and the + button. It worked as it should for the last score I did. I’ve always used the + button to add the tied note. I did not know that it could be used to tie 2 existing same pitch notes together. That was very useful for the score I did (see above image in my OP.)
In reply to Is the old (MS3) use of the … by skaufman
In V4 tie is T, no more +