Cross-Staff arpeggio
A lot of harp chords feature a cross-stave arpeggio, even though Musescore does not allow it. It would be a really useful feature to have it. Just allow to Ctrl + Shift + up/down the arpeggio.
A lot of harp chords feature a cross-stave arpeggio, even though Musescore does not allow it. It would be a really useful feature to have it. Just allow to Ctrl + Shift + up/down the arpeggio.
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See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/arpeggios-and-glissandi#Adjust_vert…
In reply to See https://musescore.org/en… by Jojo-Schmitz
Oh, thank you! I didn't know this was a feature already. My bad.
In reply to Oh, thank you! I didn't know… by Zsombor0001
It's not quite a feature yet, because it doesn't provide the correct playback.
But at least it is on the list for improvements to MS 4.x as "Arpeggios: not possible to extend correct playback across voices or staves":
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/14362
In reply to It's not quite a feature yet… by DanielR
That would be a cool new feature to add.
In reply to That would be a cool new… by s1114182721
I got Musescore 4.2
In reply to I got Musescore 4.2 by s1114182721
In guitar staves with 2 voices, I found that the two arpeggios (generated as usual by selecting both voices and adding arpeggio from the palette) melt with each other by drawing the end of one arpeggio to the beginning of the other. The melted arpeggio plays back correctly over both voices. Don't know whether this is new in 4.2 but it is a cool feature anyway.
Only downside is that the feature can be detected only by chance. Better if an explicit tool would exist in tool menu or right-click context menu merging two or more selected arpeggios.
Of course, a cross-voice / cross-stave arpeggio palette symbol would be the still better solution for the user because in a score with plenty of arpeggios over multiple voices, separately mergin all of them is a tedious task.
So, still room for enhancement to be sought for. However, for the time being, a working solution is at least at hand.
In reply to It's not quite a feature yet… by DanielR
November 2024 and playback still not correct? Yes.