Ooooh, now I'm inspired to create a brand-new key signature. Something like 2-flats & 2-sharps in one sig. Just imagine the chaos that will ensue with transposing instruments...
My first attempt at creating a novel key signature tells me I'm not brave enough to persist along this line... For starters (and according to the handbook), if I want a KS of 1-flat & 1-sharp, I have to create two sigs, to account for clef differences. Or to really make musician's heads explode, not even go that far. This may require a composing session fueled by recreational liquids.
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What (thing) are you talking about?
In reply to What (thing) are you talking… by oMrSmith
C'mon, you know... The 'thing'. The one in E# phrygian... I also want to know how to change my 'thing' to mixolydian.
In reply to C'mon, you know... The … by Are Jayem
So, if I told you about my "Thing". Could you tell me what that would be?
In reply to So, if I told you about my … by oMrSmith
Uncertain at this point. I might be no big thing... I suspect in other regional locales, it might be a 'thang'.
In reply to Uncertain at this point. I… by Are Jayem
If you mean like a custom key signature for mixo b13, I guess you can create it using the master palette...
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/key-signatures
But I assume you mean another thang ;)
In reply to If you mean like a custom… by oMrSmith
Ooooh, now I'm inspired to create a brand-new key signature. Something like 2-flats & 2-sharps in one sig. Just imagine the chaos that will ensue with transposing instruments...
In reply to Ooooh, now I'm inspired to… by Are Jayem
Well, actually for Ab mixo b13 you would only need to add one flat to D-flat major: F flat.
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In reply to Well, actually for Ab mixo… by oMrSmith
My first attempt at creating a novel key signature tells me I'm not brave enough to persist along this line... For starters (and according to the handbook), if I want a KS of 1-flat & 1-sharp, I have to create two sigs, to account for clef differences. Or to really make musician's heads explode, not even go that far. This may require a composing session fueled by recreational liquids.