Invisible ledger lines
Hi, sorry to cross post, but I am thinking there is no solution to my request.
It appears that I am not alone in wanting to have an invisible staff/stave, which is already possible, however this does not appear to include the ledger lines. Unfortunately the remaining ledger lines, for me personally, defeats the great option to hide the stave/staff.
Regards Pete.
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For cross reference here are your other two threads:
In reply to For cross reference here are by David Bolton
In r3076 ledger lines are invisible if staff lines are set invisible.
In reply to invisible ledger lines by [DELETED] 3
Thank you very much for replying, however I must admit I don't understand "r3076".
Regards Pete.
In reply to Thank you very much for by pgill
r3076 is the number of the commit in the code source repository. This feature will be available in musescore 0.9.6 release.
In reply to r3076 is the number of the by [DELETED] 5
Thank you, this is great news. This will make a great software, perfect for my needs.
Regards Pete.
I would aprecciate such an option as well. To do that, I was trying to se the thickness of ledger lines to 0, but it did not make the them really invisible, just very thin. Is it somehow possible to hide the ledger lines while the staff remains visible?
Cheers,
Jan
In reply to I would aprecciate such an by jan_
Jan, Could you give an example of why you might want to hide ledger lines but not staff lines?
In reply to Jan, Could you give an by David Bolton
Well, this is a special case since I am trying to find a way of using Musescore with non-standard notation where only some notes use ledger lines. (some examples in my older post here: http://musescore.org/en/node/3329).
In reply to Jan, Could you give an by David Bolton
@David: Drum part, to indicate a rhythm to play (for example together with the brass section), while not specifying which instruments to play the rhythm on.
In reply to @David: Drum part, to by Gauthier Östervall
@Gauthier: you did realize that you replied to a thread from almost 6 years ago?
In reply to @Gauthier: you did realize by Jojo-Schmitz
I did realize it was from 2010, but didn't feel that 2010 was so long ago :)
The thread is old, but I found it with a search, I would need the feature, and it's not implemented (that I know of). Whatever the age of the thread I'm interested, and showing my interest may prompt someone to tell me it's now possible.
In reply to I did realize it was from by Gauthier Östervall
Okay, welcome aboard! I think this has indeed been implemented between 2010 and 2016: is https://musescore.org/en/node/42631#toggle-rhythmic-slash-notation what you're asking for?
In reply to Okay, welcome aboard! I think by Isaac Weiss
Exactly, thanks so much! Now it's not related to invisible ledger lines anymore, but that was what I was looking for. I find it strange that the note heads are not slashes in percussion staves, but I guess there is a rationale. I can change the note heads to slashes by selecting with shift, filter select the voice, then click "notes" in the inspector, and change note heads for all.
As for the original topic, a (cumbersome) work-around is then to write a voice, turn it to slashes with Edit->Tools->Toggle Rhythmic Slash Notation, change the heads as described above if necessary, then change the location of the heads in the Inspector, Chords, Vertical offset.
In reply to Exactly, thanks so much! Now by Gauthier Östervall
The standard used by most publishers is to use normal noteheads for above-the-staff rhythmic notation on drum parts, slash heads on lead sheets. Or, for rhytmic on as opposed to above the staff, to use slashes for both types of staves. This isn't quite universal, but it's pretty pervasive, so it is what MuseScore does by default. That is, when using Toggle Rhythmic Slash Notation to create notation on the staff using voice 1, they are always slashes. When using it to create notation above the staff using vocie 3, normal heads are used on drum staves, slash heads on normal staves. Also, an offset is added on normal staves so the slashes "float" above the staff.
If you prefer a less-standard arrangement in your own notation, you are welcome to tweak the note heads, line, or vertical offset, all using the controls provides in the Inspector (Head group, Line, or Vertical offset).
In reply to Jan, Could you give an by David Bolton
David, I too have this issue. The Episcopal Church Hymnal 1982 uses 2-line staff notation (Bb on top line) for simple plainsong responses with the congregation. Due to the (invisible) mezzo-soprano clef, Musescore thinks that the note below the second line (now read as F) needs a ledger line. Chants never go lower than this, so it would be helpful to suppress them without also making the staff lines invisible. I would be grateful to know how to do this (if it's possible). Thank you!