Probably you haven't added something correctly - a common mistake, for example, is to add the code symbol itself where you really want the "to coda" jump - but we'd need you to attach your score in order to do more than guess.
Exactly as I said, you made the common mistake addng a coda sign where you should have added a "to coda". You can always edit the text to show the coda sign (using the Special characters palette), but you have to start with an actual to coda marking for the playback to understand that.
D.S. al Coda means: Jump to "segno", play to "coda", continue at "codab". This is the default for a single occurrence. The "To Coda" has the label 'coda' and is a jump instruction. The jump target - the naked coda character - has the label 'codab' and is a marker. These are properties of these marks and jump instructions.
If you want to have another "D.S. al Coda" with other jumps, you have to change the properties of the second segno label to e.g. "segno2" and also rename the label of the second coda character into 'codac' and the jump instruction "D.S. al Coda", e.g. to "jump to segno2", play until "coda2", continue at "codac".
Of course, you should also rename the text of these labels, otherwise a human player will not know where to jump to. Changes to the text have no effect on the jumps and their destinations.
BTW: I noticed that in "Wir Musikanten" the staccatos are not rendered correctly and that you have entered slurs instead of (presumably) sustaining slurs in many places, however I don't know the piece.
Attached is a variant modified with version 3.6.2, as I believe it is correct.
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Is Play repeats activated?
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/4/playback-controls#Play_repeats
In reply to Is Play repeats activated?… by Mr Fox
Thank you again. I've just one more problem. The repeats and jumps are working now except Coda.
In reply to Thank you again. I've just… by seamusomallie
Probably you haven't added something correctly - a common mistake, for example, is to add the code symbol itself where you really want the "to coda" jump - but we'd need you to attach your score in order to do more than guess.
In reply to Probably you haven't added… by Marc Sabatella
Hello ,
I have attached my score . Its the coda which is not working.
In reply to Hello , I have attached my… by 2rxbpeerai
Exactly as I said, you made the common mistake addng a coda sign where you should have added a "to coda". You can always edit the text to show the coda sign (using the Special characters palette), but you have to start with an actual to coda marking for the playback to understand that.
In reply to Exactly as I said, you made… by Marc Sabatella
Or even More in the regular repeats and jump's palette...
In reply to Or even More in the regular… by Jojo-Schmitz
I have problems when my score has several Coda's and D.S. The second coda is not recognized and the second D.S jumps to the first D.S
In reply to I have problems when my… by 2rxbpeerai
Then You need to tweak the tags of the jump instructions and jump markers, via their properties
In reply to Then You need to tweak the… by Jojo-Schmitz
Sorry I've no idea what I should do
In reply to Sorry I've no idea what I… by 2rxbpeerai
It's in the Handbook, Basically you say jump to xxxx and change the Label property of the marker that you are jumping to (segno1, segno2 etc,):
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/4/jumps-and-markers#change-playback
In reply to Sorry I've no idea what I… by 2rxbpeerai
D.S. al Coda means: Jump to "segno", play to "coda", continue at "codab". This is the default for a single occurrence. The "To Coda" has the label 'coda' and is a jump instruction. The jump target - the naked coda character - has the label 'codab' and is a marker. These are properties of these marks and jump instructions.
If you want to have another "D.S. al Coda" with other jumps, you have to change the properties of the second segno label to e.g. "segno2" and also rename the label of the second coda character into 'codac' and the jump instruction "D.S. al Coda", e.g. to "jump to segno2", play until "coda2", continue at "codac".
Of course, you should also rename the text of these labels, otherwise a human player will not know where to jump to. Changes to the text have no effect on the jumps and their destinations.
BTW: I noticed that in "Wir Musikanten" the staccatos are not rendered correctly and that you have entered slurs instead of (presumably) sustaining slurs in many places, however I don't know the piece.
Attached is a variant modified with version 3.6.2, as I believe it is correct.
Assuming from the score titel, you are a German. If so, there is also a german forum: https://musescore.org/de/forum
In reply to D.S. al Coda means: Jump to … by HildeK
Many thanks for your help. I appreciate it very much. I'm Irish living in Germany.