Barlines Not Working Properly & 1 Other Question
1st Question:
Hi and I have a little problem. I was just making 32nd notes on a 4/4 Time and this happened
(Overlapping.png). The barlines start to move out of nowhere. If you see at the original score the notes
are not small. How do I fix this?
2nd Question
If you see in the other file (I meant Original Score (2).png), you can see that there are 2 measures. If you
see the file (In Musescore (3).png), I only fit 1 measures. How could I fit 2?
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| Overlapping.png | 207.82 KB |
| Original Score (1).png | 220.88 KB |
| Original Score (2).png | 303.64 KB |
| In Musescore (3).png | 302.77 KB |
Comments
Format/Page settings->Scaling
In reply to Format/Page settings->Scaling by Shoichi
Tried it but the notes became too small to read and it still does not allow 2 measures
In reply to Tried it but the notes… by clasherthepia
You can play about with reducing Leading Space in Inspector but there comes a point where you need smaller notes or bigger paper or split the bars.
In reply to Tried it but the notes… by clasherthepia
I hope you removed the system break at the end of the measure visible in the "(3)" image (the light grey angled arrow), or you will get only one measure whatever you do.
Are you sure your page and staff sizes are the same as the original? I see you're "wasting" some space with the staff names that aren't in the original and don't seem necessary, so you can help your cause here by deleting them. It's also possible you might need to reduce the "Minimum note distance" in Format / Style / Measure to allow more to fit.
If you attach your actual score instead of just pictures, we can understand and assist better.
In reply to Are you sure your page and… by Marc Sabatella
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In reply to ㅤ by clasherthepia
Indeed, as we suggested, try deleting the staff names (both the "long" name that appears on the first system and the "short" that appears on the others) and also the system break you have inserted for some reason not the first measure. Do that and all seems well as far as I can tell.