I give up.
I accidentally deleted my tempo mark at the top of the page. I need it back. How to I re enter a
Quarter note= 110 indicator on my score? I'm at the end of my rope.
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From the tempo palette. Then change the 80 to 110.
In reply to From the tempo palette. Then… by bobjp
I wish that worked. It won't let me place the marker. It sure seems like it should be an easy thing. But trust. I've tried dragging that 1/4=80 thing over a thousand times. Ctrl down, Shift down, Ctrl/Shift down. Ctrl T where I want to put it. Nothing works. Thanks for your help though. It's appreciated. I'm still hoping that I can use this program but I'm starting to have doubts.
In reply to I wish that worked. It won't… by jimerie
I believed it's not possible to add a Tempo mark to a measure or to barline. If that's what you're attempting it would constantly fail.
However dragging a tempo mark to a note works fine for me in MuseScore 3.6.2 or 4.01.
Alternately you can select a note and click the desired tempo mark in the Tempo Palette.
To change the BMP value I usually click the tempo mark, then double-click the number and enter the value I want. But steady as you go. I recall some keystone that deletes the note value, and Undo won't fix it. So then you just have to delete and try again.
What version of MuseScore?
scorster
P.S. I initially struggled with MuseScore 3.6's interface and workflow but now my productivity is at least eight-fold of other notation apps I've used. However I'm still pretty queazy about MuseScore 4.
In reply to I believed it's not possible… by scorster
I'm using V 4.0/ I'm trying to change the metronome setting for the entire score. it's playing much to fast now and I can't slow it down. In the original setup I assigned the 1/4 note a value. Unfortunately I was screwing around and deleted the setting under the Title and MS seems to have chosen a value at random. I need to set a temp 1/4 = 110 for the entire piece. I've got about two hours into trying to figure out how and I'm not even coming close.
In reply to I'm using V 4.0/ I'm trying… by jimerie
Try the instructions above. I just bolded them.
Or copy paste the 110 tempo mark from the attached score and paste to a note selected in your score.
More information in the Handbook's entry on Tempo markings
scorster
In reply to I'm using V 4.0/ I'm trying… by jimerie
Actually, don't drag anything. It's too imprecise. Select the measure where you want the tempo to change. Or even a note. from the tempo palette select 1/4 = 80. That is added to your score. Click the 80 until it is highlighted in blue. Maybe twice. Type 110.
Do not drag and drop. Just click the first note of your score. Then click a tempo from the palette. That's all.
In reply to Do not drag and drop. Just… by frfancha
This is the clearest correct info.