Copy of an entire bar with a key changing within: not reported in the copy.
The title describes enough.
The result is a very difficult score to read.
Thanks.
And bravo for that work. Really useful.
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Sorry, but I don't really understand what you mean. Could you post a score that demonstrates the problem you are trying to describe, and give steps to reproduce that problem?
Changing key *within* a bar is not supported in MuseScore, nor does standard music notation normally allow for such a thing. So you can't create such a measure, and of course you can't copy a measure you can't create :-).
The way I understand it is that when we copy the following:
and paste it elsewhere, the key signature change is not kept:
It's the same with time signature. If we copy this:
and paste it elsewhere, we obtain:
Sorry for my lack of clarity.
I put un exemple of what happens when you copy and paste a bar with a key change inside (many composers use to do that -think Brahms, Prokofieff...)
In reply to Sorry for my lack of by Federico Teitelbaum
So it is about the change of a clef, not about the key(signature)
And indeed the former is allowed mid measure, while the latter is not.
In reply to Sorry for my lack of by Federico Teitelbaum
Yes, indeed, that's a clef change, not a key change. Those don't copy in 1.3, true, but in 2.0, they will, and you can test that out by installing the Beta or a Nightly build.
I needed to make a modulation shift inside a 4/4 bar, so I divided it into two 2/4 bars, the latter of which was designed the new key. And after that, 4/4 again. The genre is tango in this case so this seemed like the proper way to achieve want I wanted :-)