Harp Glissando
Is there a way to notate this in MS4? Doesn't really need playback, only visuals is fine (but if there's a way to notate with playback then it'll be better)
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Here's what it looks like with all the not-Visible elements hidden:
And here's what it looks like with them displayed:
These two images should give you enough info to replicate it for yourself, but if you need further assistance, ask here.
In reply to Here's what it looks like… by TheHutch
Thanks mate, this is really helpful
In reply to Thanks mate, this is really… by m-11335298
If you make a 10-let or 11-let (instead of a quintuplet), it should spread that out more. You could also use the Stretch command for the same.
In reply to Here's what it looks like… by TheHutch
I'm really confused. What am I doing wrong? I'm not really familiar with harp notations on musescore
In reply to I'm really confused. What am… by m-11335298
This is not "harp notation"; it's a workaround.
That said, looks like you've got it. Except that you need to leave your lines visible while making the notes and rests invisible. Try selecting each line and press V (the keyboard shortcut to toggle visibility). If you have problems selecting only a line, experiment with Alt+Right and Alt+Left, which move through all staff elements rather than all notes.