CREATING TEMPLATES IN MUSESCORE
I have just produced a Symphony Orchestral Score and I would like to
make it into a Template so that I can use it again. Help?
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I have just produced a Symphony Orchestral Score and I would like to
make it into a Template so that I can use it again. Help?
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Save it in the templates folder!
Then you can retrieve them by selecting "Custom templates" when creating a new score.
The template file does not require more than one measure and no notes. It only includes the instruments and their arrangement in the score as well as the text styles.
In reply to Save them in the templates… by HildeK
Dear HildeK, I have tried (and tried) to find the Templates folder - but can't.
Also "Custom templates" - I can't. I am using MuseScore4 - and wonder if
these elements are in MuseScore4? Thanks for your help.
In reply to Dear HildeK, I have tried … by jeffcarrollco
See: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/4/templates-and-styles#templates
In reply to Dear HildeK, I have tried … by jeffcarrollco
It is located parallel to your score folder in the folder "...\user\documents\Musescore4\".
In reply to It is located parallel to… by HildeK
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IMPORTANT: I would like to add that the path to the Templates folder might be different from the one listed in the MuseScore Preferences. This can be the case for Mac users, where the "Documents" folder might be suffixed with the name of the user's Mac. On installation of MuseScore, by default the preferences for the "Templates" folder will point to the "/Documents/MuseScore4/Templates". In order to make sure MuseScore is getting the template folder right, open MuseScore Studio -> Preferences which will bring up the dialog in screenshot below.
Click the folder icon to the right of the file path and locate the Templates folder manually. When done, restart MuseScore, and then on creation of a new score you will see the "My Templates" entry (provided you have saved a MuseScore file at this very location of course).