I am only discovering MuseScore now, and it's so amazing! To have such a handy and high quality software created by a open source community is a blessing. Thank you so much for the hard work everyone put into this! 🙏☺
I’m still waiting for one feature from MS2 to come back: when entering lyrics, hit tab to register a space. This was awesome when it’s needed to insert more than one word per note.
I have been using MuseScore 2 ever since 2016 (never switched to 3, I'm switching directly to 4 now), and I had no idea you can press tab to do that. I always used Ctrl + space.
While it's great to have the flexibility to do this, I'm just wondering what your specific use case is. Wouldn't it add ambiguity for the vocalist? I was always taught that each syllable should be assigned a note, and each note should only have a single syllable, except where notated with an apostrophe (eg. every = ev'ry).
Quick question: MS3 has the ability to paste in lyrics a word at a time, recognizing spaces and hyphens and stuff. So far, seems like MS4 is missing this functionality. Is it coming soon in an upcoming release?
Hello. Is there any way, after adding a chord, to go to the next measure and not the next note? In musescore 3 there was the Tab button option, is there something similar here?
Does MS4 now recognise and play augmented sixth chord symbols (It+6, Fr+6, Ger+6)? Also, if you input roman numerals instead, will MS4 now recognise the key and playback the appropriate chords? In UK we use a, b, c etc for root, 1st inversion etc of chords suffixed to roman numerals; does playback (if applicable) recognise and support these?
It seems like you're possibly confounding chord symbols with figured bass and/or roman numerals (which are analytical symbols). It+6 isn't a "chord" in the same way that Gm7 is, and is context dependent. You are probably looking for the Roman Numerals feature. I know in the past this was a severely lacking part of Musescore, and as a music theory teacher one of the main reasons I hadn't made the switch completely yet because I use Roman numerals and figured bass regularly. I haven't got into the program to know if it's been implemented yet.
I do a lot of arranging for guitar, and one of my biggest gripes with MuseScore 3 is how it handles capos. Finding the capo setting is tricky in the first place, and when it’s added, the capoed chords appear beside the original in brackets. This gets cumbersome when you have long chord names - you get ugly things like “G#m7b5 (F#m7b5)”, which not only takes up a lot of space, but is also hard to read when playing it. All professional scores I’ve seen will put this chord above the original chord, either in bold, italics, or brackets. Are there any plans to improve the capo system in MuseScore 4?
MS3 chord input used to support tab to advance to next measure which was a useful short-cut for me. MS4 doesn't support this unfortunately. Guess there is some kind of input focus conflict maybe.
Has there been any consideration given to stacking chord extensions vertically versus horizontally. With a chord like G7(#9) #5, measures can get crowded quickly if they are three chords in one measure. If there was a vertical option to stack extensions. Love your software and thanks for all of the hard work to get version 4 on the street.
I'd like to extend lyrics and pushed "shift + hyphen", "-" is written on the lyrics. As for MS3, I can extend the lyrics with under bar, but it doesn't work on MS4. How should I do?
is there a way of formatting lyrics that change between 1st and 2nd endings of a repeat? For example, let's say for the first run through you want phrase A and for the repeat you want a phrase B. How do you get the lyrics tool to recognize repeat symbols with 1st and 2nd endings? Especially when you have multiple syllable words and you don't want the dashes to go through the 1st ending measure for the second ending lyrics. I hope I'm making sense. Too bad I can't paste an example in the comments!
Please add Oud or arabic guitar, kurdish sass and turkish ones. The number of instruments are limited and its difficult to add different textures and melodies
It'd be best to go to musescore's site and make this request. It's an open source project that encourages community suggestions and even code contributions. However, make sure you check any community and submission guidelines to allow your proposal to be as useful and practical as possible!
Never mind, I figured it out, Format>Style. Is there a way to get font/style settings to pop up when you click text? I feel like that was a nice feature in MuseScore 3, it made text font/size editing quicker.
I am brand new to MuseScore and I want to know if there is a way to import a recording (piano) and have it converted to a score for developing and finalizing.
Hello, I want to enter a special character but the option to insert a special character does not appear in the properties menu, I have the latest update, please help.
I have lyrics and i have the chord progress for a song im working on, all i was looking for was a program that I could paste the song with the progression into with out having to rebuild it from scratch, chord progressions over the top of lyrics here is a example (Verse: C C D C Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you F E C C Happy birthday dear [name], happy birthday to you) Or something like this ([C] Happy Birthday to [G7] you, Happy Birthday to [C] you,) or something like C C D C C C D C happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you I have not seen a porgram able to do this, I would think there was away to knock this out fast to see how a song would sound like.. thanks again for the hard work just having trboule with what i have and what i need the software to do
@@michaelnorris2522 The sharp sign is slightly different; the hash is a close approximation that's actually on the keyboard. The chord text option automatically converts the hash into a sharp sign.
@@Sierox No, the character itself is called a hash. A hash tag is a combination of a hash plus a word or words, for the purpose of _tagging_ (organizing information on a website).
Hello. Is there any way, after adding a chord, to go to the next measure and not the next note? In musescore 3 there was the Tab button option, is there something similar here?
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I am only discovering MuseScore now, and it's so amazing! To have such a handy and high quality software created by a open source community is a blessing. Thank you so much for the hard work everyone put into this! 🙏☺
I’m still waiting for one feature from MS2 to come back: when entering lyrics, hit tab to register a space. This was awesome when it’s needed to insert more than one word per note.
If I'm not wrong this function was also in musescore 3.6 with the shortcut Ctrl+Space, I guess it still is on this new version 4
I have been using MuseScore 2 ever since 2016 (never switched to 3, I'm switching directly to 4 now), and I had no idea you can press tab to do that. I always used Ctrl + space.
@@enocungria1000 You. Saved. My. Life
On Mac you can press Option+Tab, I believe the Windows/Linux equivalent is Alt+Tab
While it's great to have the flexibility to do this, I'm just wondering what your specific use case is. Wouldn't it add ambiguity for the vocalist? I was always taught that each syllable should be assigned a note, and each note should only have a single syllable, except where notated with an apostrophe (eg. every = ev'ry).
Advancing to the next measure is changed from version 3.6. Control (or Command) right arrow now accomplishes that. It is in the downloadable manual.
Quick question: MS3 has the ability to paste in lyrics a word at a time, recognizing spaces and hyphens and stuff. So far, seems like MS4 is missing this functionality. Is it coming soon in an upcoming release?
We have a lot of lyric changes coming very soon in our next release. You can expect it in around 2-3 months.
@@musescore Oof, guess I'll be keeping MS3 around for a little while longer then. This is one feature I use the most
@@mikekapuffty6110 Me too, this ability is so important to me.
Hello. Is there any way, after adding a chord, to go to the next measure and not the next note? In musescore 3 there was the Tab button option, is there something similar here?
Does MS4 now recognise and play augmented sixth chord symbols (It+6, Fr+6, Ger+6)? Also, if you input roman numerals instead, will MS4 now recognise the key and playback the appropriate chords? In UK we use a, b, c etc for root, 1st inversion etc of chords suffixed to roman numerals; does playback (if applicable) recognise and support these?
It seems like you're possibly confounding chord symbols with figured bass and/or roman numerals (which are analytical symbols). It+6 isn't a "chord" in the same way that Gm7 is, and is context dependent. You are probably looking for the Roman Numerals feature. I know in the past this was a severely lacking part of Musescore, and as a music theory teacher one of the main reasons I hadn't made the switch completely yet because I use Roman numerals and figured bass regularly. I haven't got into the program to know if it's been implemented yet.
I do a lot of arranging for guitar, and one of my biggest gripes with MuseScore 3 is how it handles capos. Finding the capo setting is tricky in the first place, and when it’s added, the capoed chords appear beside the original in brackets. This gets cumbersome when you have long chord names - you get ugly things like “G#m7b5 (F#m7b5)”, which not only takes up a lot of space, but is also hard to read when playing it. All professional scores I’ve seen will put this chord above the original chord, either in bold, italics, or brackets. Are there any plans to improve the capo system in MuseScore 4?
OOH Yuck I could only imagine Hakd Step down or other alternate tunings.
Cannot seem to find how to get to second line of lyrics?
1:43 But, is it possible to input the same type of text, and have that chord's note auto-generate on the staff?!
but how do you have the lyrics showing above the bass notes? the lyrics keeps showing below the bassnotes which I dont want
I can't find a way to add unconnected text below the score on a page, listing additional verses, describing the composition, etc.
to remove the shortcut TAB when adding chords was a huge mistake! This shortcut was way usefull!
MS3 chord input used to support tab to advance to next measure which was a useful short-cut for me. MS4 doesn't support this unfortunately. Guess there is some kind of input focus conflict maybe.
Still trying to figure out how to increase the note size. I found how to separate the lines, but not make the notes any bigger.
Where are the shortcut TAB in the chords function?????
How would I enter a fully diminished chord? You specified a half diminished one but not a full one
Manual says use o (lowercase oh)
Is vowels a thing? If so how can it be done?
We need a musescore version to sing lyrics!!!
yes please!!
I had installed Musescore 4, and some functions does not work, staff text,, does not working for the expressive violin function
In 3 version we can do elision like: ME_ES in one note with
ME [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[-] ES.
Version 4 have not this key option. Isn't it?
Has there been any consideration given to stacking chord extensions vertically versus horizontally. With a chord like G7(#9) #5, measures can get crowded quickly if they are three chords in one measure. If there was a vertical option to stack extensions. Love your software and thanks for all of the hard work to get version 4 on the street.
I'd like to extend lyrics and pushed "shift + hyphen", "-" is written on the lyrics.
As for MS3, I can extend the lyrics with under bar, but it doesn't work on MS4. How should I do?
switch to english keyboard. For now it only work on QWERTY keyboard
is there a way of formatting lyrics that change between 1st and 2nd endings of a repeat? For example, let's say for the first run through you want phrase A and for the repeat you want a phrase B. How do you get the lyrics tool to recognize repeat symbols with 1st and 2nd endings? Especially when you have multiple syllable words and you don't want the dashes to go through the 1st ending measure for the second ending lyrics. I hope I'm making sense. Too bad I can't paste an example in the comments!
Please add Oud or arabic guitar, kurdish sass and turkish ones. The number of instruments are limited and its difficult to add different textures and melodies
As far as I know, you can now use your own VST plugins 🙂
@@changein3d Ok, thanks for saying that
It'd be best to go to musescore's site and make this request. It's an open source project that encourages community suggestions and even code contributions. However, make sure you check any community and submission guidelines to allow your proposal to be as useful and practical as possible!
How do I edit the text style? There doesn't seem to be an option do do that anymore?
Never mind, I figured it out, Format>Style. Is there a way to get font/style settings to pop up when you click text? I feel like that was a nice feature in MuseScore 3, it made text font/size editing quicker.
What if I want to write only the chords and lyrics. I don't need the individual notes.
Is it possible, or planned, to show chord diagrams in place of the chord notation?
I love this software! Thanks!
How would someone arrange spoken lyrics on the page?
It will be any possibility in the future of adding chords through playing it through the midi keyboard??
Not every lyric is on a note. how do i add lyrics when there is no note to attach it to?
Double up your lyrics on a note using the extender line. On a Mac - Shift+hyphen
You can add lryics to rests, but you can't press the spacebar to advance to the next, which is an annoying oversight.
"Copyright: Some arranger"
I love it 😆
"Shift + - " does not seem to work for extending a line. I have the latest version.
just randomly found out if press "-" first and then press "shift + -" as your "NEW WORD" under the NEXT note, you get the extended line
I'm adding chords above my piano staff but I'd like the chords to sound like an acoustic guitar. Is the mixer the only place to change it?
I am brand new to MuseScore and I want to know if there is a way to import a recording (piano) and have it converted to a score for developing and finalizing.
Hello, I want to enter a special character but the option to insert a special character does not appear in the properties menu, I have the latest update, please help.
I want to add comments or remarks to the scores. How do I do that?
I was literally composing a version of Misty too! What a coincidence lmao
I am writing 4 part harmony. How can I leave one voice line the full size and reduce the size of the other three?
Looking for lyrics on sheet music
Hi. How I can add the pause betveen the notes?
thank you tantacrul
How can you create an extender line with an AZERTY layout? Shift + [-] renders "6".
How I can change the text font letter of the main tittle?
You mean it can’t detect the chord automatically?
what about the font size of the lyrics?
What romb note in mean?
Request to create a video how to use Chord Identifier for Musecore 4
Are dynamics automatically placed above the voice system?
I'm having a issue where I type in a minor chord symbol and after pressing space it changes to a lowercase m. Is there a way to fix this?
Minor chord is always shown with a lower case m. I have seen a capital M sometimes used to show major chords, but that's uncommon.
Thank you!
Excellent!!
Thank you so much
I have lyrics and i have the chord progress for a song im working on, all i was looking for was a program that I could paste the song with the progression into with out having to rebuild it from scratch, chord progressions over the top of lyrics here is a example (Verse:
C C D C
Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you
F E C C
Happy birthday dear [name], happy birthday to you) Or something like this ([C] Happy Birthday to [G7] you,
Happy Birthday to [C] you,)
or something like
C C D C C C D C
happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you
I have not seen a porgram able to do this, I would think there was away to knock this out fast to see how a song would sound like.. thanks again for the hard work just having trboule with what i have and what i need the software to do
# is called a hash, not a hashtag
I would call it a pound sign (or a number symbol or a sharp).
@@michaelnorris2522
The sharp sign is slightly different; the hash is a close approximation that's actually on the keyboard. The chord text option automatically converts the hash into a sharp sign.
Your on something, if you want me to refer to Websters dictionary, I can.
Indeed, I concur. The overall appearance seems the same, but the sharp definitely differs from the hash.
Title composer arranged
reusescore vs shitbelius!
lol "hashtag"
@@Sierox
No, the character itself is called a hash. A hash tag is a combination of a hash plus a word or words, for the purpose of _tagging_ (organizing information on a website).
Did i just hear hash tag instead of sharp . 🤣🤣
The most non intuitive software ever
If your intention is to teach than do everything slower. If your intention is to show off, then you are doping a good job.
I had no trouble understanding. It's really not very fast, it's a normal pace.
Hello. Is there any way, after adding a chord, to go to the next measure and not the next note? In musescore 3 there was the Tab button option, is there something similar here?
On a Mac - Command+Right arrow
@@leighallannewton Thank so much.
I am trying to add Underscore. I'm using Ctrl + Shift and Hyphen but it doesn't appear on the screen. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
to Lyrics obviously