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How do i convert my music from sheet to tabs for guitar
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How do i convert my music from sheet to tabs for guitar
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This should work:
• Staff/Part Properties Set Instrument to StringsPlucked> Classical Guitar
Press OK
• Press "i' to open the Instrument instrument dialog: select Staff 1
• Press Add Linked Staff button
• Select Tab.6.str.common or your preferred sox-string tablature style.
Press OK
But after these steps Musescore crashes every time ...
In reply to • Staff/Part Properties Set… by scorster
Interesting.
I did exactly what you described and there is no crash.
[EDIT]
I wonder why in m. 9 is a time signature change to 3/4 even if the notes are still written in 4/4?
But this does not lead to a crash either.
In reply to Interesting. I did exactly… by HildeK
You can remove that 3/4 signature.
It is mistake. Measures were set to be have 4 beats anyway (you can see gray + at top right side of theese measures, which means "irregular measure")
In reply to You can remove that 3/4… by sammik
Yes, I know. The question was: why are they there, what was the intention? Or just a mistake.
It was just a hint to the author that something is not correct.
In reply to Interesting. I did exactly… by HildeK
I'm glad the steps I outlined worked for you. And your "mod" version opens fine here in v3.6.
A few additional things to address:
• Change the treble clef to an 8va clef. Then delete the erroneous 8va clef added to the TAB staff—just click the "8va" clef on the TAB staffand press delete.
• Select all. Transpose down one octave. Control/Command down arrow does the trick. This puts renders the frets in the correct octave.
• Hide the unison notes in the tablature's bass line. Click each unison and press v to toggle the "visible" property. Those unisons then display in gray onscreen, but will not print. (I did this for the first line of the score.) You can completely hide "non visible" objects onscreen by unchecking View>Show Invisible
See the attached score.
Nice piece. Who is the composer?
Scorster
In reply to I'm glad that worked for you… by scorster
Who is the composer?
Matteo Carcassi
See:
https://musescore.com/user/6428146/scores/1552756
Also:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matteo_Carcassi
(His guitar method is still available and used today.)