is it possible to have linked treble and bass staves?
This question is so niche and doesn't really matter in most environments. I'm mostly just wondering if this is an option, as I'm still pretty new and visualizing and identifying notes on ledger lines is still pretty hard for me.
Is it possible to have one staff with a treble clef that is linked to one with a bass clef? That way that when the staff with the treble clef has a note on it, that note is also displayed on a staff with a bass clef (and updates accordingly if moved)? I don't really expect this to be a feature if it's not already, and was more so just wondering if it's possible at all.
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Should be possible, but does it make sense? Lots of ledger lines are to be expected in one or the other.
More sensible would be a treble clef ottava bassa and a bass clef.
Might be a nice teaching device
In reply to Should be possible, but does… by Jojo-Schmitz
It isn't so much as me trying to avoid ledger lines altogether (after all, some instruments have really huge ranges!). I was just wondering as it would temporarily help me visualize the written range of an instrument while composing, just for the time being.
Would you happen to know how it'd be possible? I haven't had much luck; changing one clef always seems to change the other of a linked staff.
In reply to It isn't so much as me… by ThatKitty
Yes, but see below
Tested (in 3.6.2) no, isn't possible
Well, it is, by manually editing the mscx...
In reply to Well, it is, by manually… by Jojo-Schmitz
Oh wow, awesome! Out of curiosity, how did you manage this? Was it through a debug version of Musescore?
In reply to Oh wow, awesome! Out of… by ThatKitty
I 'manually' edited the mscx inside the mscz
In reply to I 'manually' edited the mscx… by Jojo-Schmitz
Ah, figured it out, thank you! 👍
In reply to Well, it is, by manually… by Jojo-Schmitz
Yes, but don't try to modify one of the clefs afterwords.
In reply to Yes, but don't try to modify… by HildeK
Yep.
I don't think this is possible.
But, you have options. Create a score with a treble and bass instruments. You could do it with piano, but you need extra space. Enter note into one staff. Then copy and paste them into the other staff. Select a note of interest and its name and octave with be shown in the lower left.
In reply to I don't think this is… by bobjp
It is, sort of, see above