When a file is exported to XML format, the lyrics originally hung on the rest character will be lost.
When a file is exported to XML format, the lyrics originally hung on the rest character will be lost.
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See https://musescore.org/en/node/335596 and #335606: [MusicXML export] Lyrics under rests get lost
In reply to See #335606: Lyrics under… by Jojo-Schmitz
The same function is supported by Sibelius.
In reply to The same function is… by chenxi0304
And as far as such bread the MusicXML specs lyrics on rests should be allowed, both,
lyricandresthavenoteas their parent elementIn reply to And as far as such bread the… by Jojo-Schmitz
It is troublesome to use between two softwares. When Musescore can support this function？
In reply to It is troublesome to use… by chenxi0304
That would depend on when someone volunteers to implement it, or when enough people request it. Meanwhile, though, are you sure those are actually lyrics? Doesn't seem like it - doesn't really make sense to have lyrics on rests, after all. It's supported because there are unusual use cases where it could make sense, but they would normally be extremely rare. Probably that text should have been entered via a different mechanism, like Staff Text in MuseScore.
I think I would write out the notation for the spoken parts, add the lyrics, and turn off play for those sections. Unless the tambourine player never player actually plays. I tried this different ways add was able to get lyrics to show in an xml.
Single line Tambourine staff.
Single line vocal staff with x note heads. Although single line was not retained.
Drum set with notes on the tambourine line.