Deleting certain types of notes
How do I delete all of the red notes in musescore at once, by red notes I mean;the notes that imply that the person trying to play the piece will not be able to play the piece because it's either impossible or extremely hard.
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No way, except to list-select (shift+click) them all then press Del
In reply to No way, except to list… by Jojo-Schmitz
So I have to do each note one by one
I won't be able to select every single one at once and then delete it
In reply to So I have to do each note… by turnertrayy
select every single note, but with Shift. Then delete all at once
But Just select, delete, select, delete ... is about the same effort
These are out-of-extension notes. Edit/Preferences/Note input
In reply to These are out-of-extension… by Shoichi
How
In reply to How by turnertrayy
That would not mark them red any longer, but not remove them
In reply to How by turnertrayy
Color notes outside of usable pitch range: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/preferences#note-input
In reply to How by turnertrayy
Can I delete them all at once
In reply to Can I delete them all at once by turnertrayy
See above.
In reply to See above. by Jojo-Schmitz
One more question, why do the notes in the sound of violin not connected to each other they stop after each measure the sound isn't continuous why
In reply to One more question, why do… by turnertrayy
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/ties ?
In reply to https://musescore.org/en… by Shoichi
I tried this it just makes two notes instead of one whole note
In reply to I tried this it just makes… by turnertrayy
Attach the score.
In reply to Attach the score. by Shoichi
Okay but it's not done
In reply to Attach the score. by Shoichi
https://musescore.com/user/35783718/scores/6307534/s/Y8indn
In reply to I tried this it just makes… by turnertrayy
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Ties connect 2 adjacent notes of the same pitch, and possibly across barlines. And these then sound as one of the gran total duration.
In reply to https://musescore.org/en… by Shoichi
And it also I have to do it on every single note I'm making a concerted oh there's over 20,000 notes that is going to take me forever
In reply to And it also I have to do it… by turnertrayy
You lost me. Sample score needed and a clear description of the desired result
In reply to You lost me. Sample score… by Jojo-Schmitz
https://musescore.com/user/35783718/scores/6307534/s/Y8indn
In reply to https://musescore.com/user… by turnertrayy
OK, so the score is at
https://musescore.com/user/35783718/scores/6307534/s/Y8indn
And one that can't get downloaded...
But what is wrong with it, what do you want to do with it?
In reply to OK, so the score is at https… by Jojo-Schmitz
The violin and other instruments besides the piano, for example the violin notes are only going on for a short of time I don't want to put the stadium are you supposed to stain on it it will blend the notes together I want the notes to be connected to each other one by one not pause after each measureor when the note duration ends and I don't want to go through each and every single note and change the duration is there a way I can do that to every single note very fast And non time-consuming
In reply to The violin and other… by turnertrayy
Sorry, I can't make any sense out of that sentence
In reply to Sorry, I can't make any… by Jojo-Schmitz
The violin sounds each note ends after each measure or note duration not after the next note. It makes my songs sound edgy not realistic like an actual violin
In reply to The violin sounds each note… by turnertrayy
You want it more legato?
Then use slurs, and the piano roll editor
In reply to You want it more legato? by Jojo-Schmitz
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In reply to https://musescore.org/en… by Shoichi
Concerto
A possible doable method is to make use of the "split staff option" to filter out notes above and in a 2nd step below your desired range.
Then remove those staves.
There are not likely to be more than a few notes in either direction outside of the professional range in a score. If there are, you probably have the wrong instrument.
What has not been mentioned is that you can right click one of these note and choose Select>More... and a window will pop up with a lot of selection options. One option is Same Pitch: l# where l is a letter and # is a number so it will say something like
Same note: F6
check that box and check in same staff or one of the other options to limit the notes that will be selected.
Now when you click OK all of the notes of that pitch in the selected region will be selected and you can press delete to get rid of all of them. As I said, you might need to do this 2 or 3 times for all of the notes, otherwise you need to rethink how the score was written including following Shoichi's advice to turn them black using preferences.