Adding additional bars below existing bars
What is an easy way to add another set of bars below another set of bars?
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answered in https://musescore.org/en/node/305892#comment-1001900
Below as in an additional instrument that plays at the same time? I or Edit → Instruments
Or Below as in played at a later point by the same instrument? AltShiftB or Add → Bars → Append Bars…
They'll be appended to the score.
In reply to Below as in an additional… by jeetee
I'm working with the Musescore handbook. But I do have a question.
See the attached picture.
I want to remove unneeded measures that are empty. How would you go about this?
Like one measure as shown at the bottom of sheet.
In reply to I'm working with the… by wspiperarrow
To remove all empty measures at the end of a score, see Tools / Remove Empty Trailing Measures. Otherwise, select the measures you want to delete, then Tools / Remove Selected Range (shortcut Ctrl+Delete).
In reply to I'm working with the… by wspiperarrow
To be found in the handbook under "Measure operations - Delete": https://musescore.org/en/handbook/measure-operations#delete
In reply to To be found in the handbook… by jeetee
I want to point out that the stretch command requires the shift + curly bracket to stretch a measure or range of measures. It does not mention that in the manual. If I'm missing something I apologize
Stretch
Used to increase, decrease or reset the horizontal spacing of notes within selected measures.
Increase / Decrease layout stretch
Select a range of measures. Or use Ctrl+A to select the whole score.
Choose one of two options:
To increase stretch:
Use the shortcut } (right curly bracket) (Mac: Ctrl+Alt+9).
Or from the menu bar, select Format→Stretch→Increase Layout Stretch.
To decrease stretch:
Use the shortcut { (left curly bracket) (Mac: Ctrl+Alt+8).
Or from the menu bar, select Format→Stretch→Decrease Layout Stretch.
In reply to I want to point out that the… by wspiperarrow
The shortcuts are keyboard dependant, so they might differ from the manual depending on the keyboard layout.
I wonder what this had to do with the question in point though.
In reply to The shortcuts are keyboard… by jeetee
And (remaining off topic) this is where the stretch shortcuts are mentioned in the handbook https://musescore.org/en/handbook/measure-operations#layout-stretch and https://musescore.org/en/handbook/layout-and-formatting#layout-stretch
In reply to And (remaining off topic)… by SteveBlower
Sorry for not starting this question as a new topic. I'm leaning the website. I found where I need
to start a new topic.
In reply to I want to point out that the… by wspiperarrow
Also, shortcuts for all menu commands are listed right there in the menu.
In reply to Also, shortcuts for all menu… by Marc Sabatella
ok