Strange key signature behaviour
Any ideas about this??
Unwanted key signature in bass - no idea why its there but can't get rid of it. Will not delete. No huge problem as I can set it to invisible but a minor irritation that I'd like to get rid of if possible!
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If you can share your actual score file (mscz) then someone on here can try and figure out what is going in and show you how to remove that key signature.
If you only wanted it removed from that png, then try an image editor such as paint ;-) somehow I doubt that's what you'll want though :D
In reply to If you can share your actual… by jeetee
I'll try and sort it.....may end up posting score...this has got me puzzled.
No need to edit PNG....I can set the unwanted # to invisible so not a huge issue. Just would like to know what's happened!
In reply to I'll try and sort it.....may… by StuMacWilson
" Just would like to know what's happened!"
So would we all, but without the score itself (the *.mscz file) nobody can help you.
There were known bugs in older versions of MuseScore that could produce this error. Current versions of MuseScore have the bug fixed, so they shouldn't create this situation anymore, but older scores already infected with the bug aren't magically corrected (so, more like a vaccine that a cure).
As mentioned, if you attach the actual score, we can understand and assist better.
In reply to There were known bugs in… by Marc Sabatella
I dont think that's the problem.....I've been using 3.6.2. Very busy at moment.....trying to finalise a project for a deadline next week....so havnt really worried too much. Will attach score tomorrow to see if anyone can find issue.
I've used muscore virtually continuously for the past few weeks. I'm really impressed by its stability, reliability and ease of use. I think this is the only issue I've come across!