Musescore makes chords when playing legato
Is there any way to stop Musescore from creating chords when playing note legato style?
Is there any way to stop Musescore from creating chords when playing note legato style?
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It doesn't, or shouldn't. So sample score needed
Related to #342875: Can't prevent chords
In reply to It doesn't, or shouldn't. So… by Jojo-Schmitz
I don't understand what you are saying, You posted a fragmented thought which I can't fill in the missing parts for.
In reply to It doesn't, or shouldn't. So… by Jojo-Schmitz
The sample score needed part I understand but I don't understand why you need a sample score. It's very simple. I play four notes in a row and they all show up on the single note marker, chord style. That's it, no sample score will show that any better than what I just described, but below is an image if it will clarify. I want those to be individual notes.
In reply to The sample score needed part… by Joe Cotter
That's a chord. All notes sound at the same time and for the same duration
What do you mean by 'playing legato'?
In reply to It doesn't, or shouldn't. So… by Jojo-Schmitz
After thinking about it, it appears you are saying it shouldn't allow one to tell it to not record chords but stick to individual notes. I cannot fathom why it should not give someone that option. As I said, this severely hampers using a midi keyboard for recording a score for me and I'm guessing I'm not alone in this. If people are simply writing out their score as I am sure many are, it would not be an issue, but I want to use Musescore as a way to get visual feedback as I play to reinforce my learning to read sheet music and I can't do that without at least this feature, but preferably a more sophisticated way of Musescore actually being able to tell what are legato notes and what are chords. It's not that hard, there is a significant difference in time when the midi notes are played in the different instances. I'm not even pushing for that, just a reasonable workaround and you are shooting that down for some unfathomable reason.
In reply to After thinking about it, it… by Joe Cotter
Ah, you're entering notes via a MIDI leyboard
Then read the handbook about how that works in MuseScore
In reply to Ah, you're entering notes… by Jojo-Schmitz
I already did and did not get my answer, hence posting here.