My Second Sopranos have disappeared!
Hi guys,
Please help..
I added measures to a piece (soprano, sop 2, alto and piano staves) after I had written one verse - I added the measures into the beginning. Then I did some copying and pasting. Now I have the problem that the soprano 2 line has disappeared. When I go to staff properties I have selected to 'never hide when empty' but still I have all parts on one page and none on the other.
I'm going nuts! Please help me to find the staff so that I can keep writing - I'm on a deadline!
Attached is a screenshot of both pages - to the right see that there's all voices and the left no second sopranos. And also a shot of the staff properties box.
Thanks!
Lorna
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Comments
Better attach the *.mscz file.
Try to press i and see if you have unchecked visible
In reply to Better attach the *.mscz… by Shoichi
I can't attach the musescore file since it's for an academic assignment and we're not allowed.
But yes, I've checked that when 'I' is pressed every staff is visible. I just don't understand it. Where else should I check?
In reply to I can't attach the musescore… by Lorna_Muse
Delete notes, save under another name, attach.
In reply to I can't attach the musescore… by Lorna_Muse
Worked it ou!!!
So, I didn't write in 'Sop 1' and 'Sop 2'.. just 'Sop'.. so musescore was taking out the other soprano part and I was confused which one was missing. Human error :)
Thanks for help.. much appreciated.
In reply to Worked it ou!!! So, I didn't… by Lorna_Muse
;-)
If anyone has a good way of making tenors disappear (one in particular) I'd be happy to hear about it. (Frustrated choir conductor).
In reply to If anyone has a good way of… by timris
Nothing help against Tenors ;-)