Toolbars and windows

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    Overview

    Windows, toolbars and panels within MuseScore can be repositioned, and you can choose which elements you want to see displayed in them.

    The default appearance of MuseScore is shown below:

    The User Interface

    1. The Menu bar
    2. Toolbars
    3. Palette, Property and Instrument Panels
    4. The Score Window
    5. The Status Bar

    Toolbars

    Showing and hiding toolbars

    To show or hide the playback controls, note input toolbar, or the status bar:

    • Select View→Toolbars... and check/uncheck the applicable element.

    Rearranging toolbars

    To change the position of either the note input or playback toolbars, click on and hold the six dots at the left of the toolbar, then drag and drop it to the desired location. The toolbar can be left free floating, but in the case of the note input toolbar, you can also drag and drop it either to the left or the bottom edge of the program window—a blue rectange then appears to show you that you can drop the toolbar at that location to redock it. The playback toolbar can only be redocked in its default position.

    Customizing contents of toolbars

    To select the icons that you want on view in the note input or playback toolbars, click on the gear icon to the right of the toolbar:

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    In the case of the note input toolbar, this reveals a dropdown list from which you can hide or display the various icons by clicking on the eye symbol to the left of each one (closed=hidden, open=displayed).

    In the case of the playback toolbar, uncheck or check the various options in the gear menu to hide or display the corresponding elements.

    Windows and Panels

    Docking and undocking panels

    To undock and move one of the side panels (Palette, Instruments, Properties, or Selection filter), click on the three dots on the tab, select the Undock option, then drag the undocked panel to the desired position.

    You can leave the panel free-standing but there are also dock positions at the top and right hand edges of the document window—a blue rectangle appears to show that you can drop the panel to redock it at that location.

    In a similar way, you can redock the free panel back to the sidebar:

    • To display half-length at the top of the sidebar, drag and drop the free panel to the top left of the sidebar.
    • To display half-length at the bottom of the sidebar, drag and drop the free panel to the bottom left of the sidebar.
    • To display full-length in the sidebar, drag and drop the free panel to the center left of the side.

    You can also redock the free panel in its original position by clicking on the three dots on the tab, and selecting Dock.

    Panels such as the Mixer or virtual Piano can be undocked if desired, by dragging them into position or clicking on the three dots icon and selecting Undock. To redock, click on the three dots icon and select Dock.

    The undocked mixer can be resized by dragging the edges inwards or outwards.

    Customizing contents of panels

    To choose which elements to display within the mixer or the virtual Piano, click on the three dots, select View and uncheck or check the applicable options.

    To customize the palettes area, see Customization: Palettes.