Changing a chord structure
How does one reformat a chord like
B&seven;
to
B7
in MS4
When I downloaded jvalle's Goody Goody, the chords looked normal, but when I opened it up in MS4, the expanded chords
like C7+5 are expressed as C&seven;&alter_sharp;&sfive;
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| Goody_Goody_in_F (1).pdf | 43.53 KB |
| Goody_Goody_in_F (1).mscz | 35.51 KB |
Comments
I suspect this is related to #340530: Sharp and flat in Chord symbols
Test the workaround from there
In reply to I suspect this is related to… by Jojo-Schmitz
Yes, Jojo, changing the style (back) to standard solved the problem. It also works switching it to jazz.
(I guess I didn't need the custom chord style...)
Next, to figure out if some chords are placed in the wrong spot so that they collide (see the second ending and the following measure, where the rehearsal mark and chords collide)
Observations (I'll try the MS 4 workaround in a bit...)
jvalle's version was originally done on MS 1.3...
It opened up OK in MS 3, but I crashed MS when I attempted to save a transposed copy, and the resulting file (which I since deleted) was corrupted
In reply to Observations (I'll try the… by grstatdoc
1.x had chord symbol styles embedded in the score, this might have been the cause here