Lead sheets for strumming
Is anyone using Musescore to produce chord-based lead sheets (e.g. for ukulele or guitar strumming)?
What I have in mind is the sort of sheet which shows chord symbols above a lyric line, with no visible stave or tab line - viz
C
Here we go
Am
Once again
I'm happy producing the chord symbols and lyrics, but I can't work out how to get everything else to disappear - or if it's even possible.
FWIW, my reason for looking to use Musescore rather than a word processor is the ease with which I can then produce versions in different keys or for different tunings.
Thanks
Comments
Check the (advanced) Staff/Part-properties, you can turn pretty much everything invisible in there: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/staff-part-properties
In reply to Check the (advanced) Staff… by jeetee
I have tried various options in there, but the best I've managed so far is to reduce the stave to one line which still displayed notes. With the options available, I'm sure it's a case of user incompetence on my part!
It's also occurred to me that I'll need to restore everything when I need to edit the score, so I'm hoping there's a simple way of doing this. Most of my efforts involved changing a number of options.
In reply to I have tried various options… by mediax
See the "Invisible staff lines" box. No need to mess with the number of staff lines if you can't see them anyhow :-). But it should still be perfectly possible to edit the score even with things set to invisible.
If you continue to have trouble, post your best attempt here (the actual score, not just a picture) and tell us what specifically you are trying to do. Then we can understand and assist better.
In reply to See the "Invisible staff… by Marc Sabatella
Thanks very much for your suggestions/
I can't work out how to get everything else to disappear...
Okay, so you want no staff, no notes.
What about time signature or bar lines?
Here are some variants:
Home On The Range_various.mscz
You can use the Inspector and Staff Properties to compare the examples and see the different settings for each.
In reply to I can't work out how to get… by Jm6stringer
Thanks very much for that file - the last variant is exactly what I was after!