voicing
I have an SATB score, with each voice on a separate line. Can I convert it into a grand-staff version, with SA on top & TB on bottom?
And, given a soprano line, how do I manually enter a separate alto voice on the same staff?
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https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tools#implode
or you can use the selection filter and using copy/paste
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/voices
should be what you are looking for
In reply to https://musescore.org/en… by Shoichi
thanks everyone. & the other BIG SECRET is the handbook I downloaded TODAY is different from the one I downloaded earlier this year. I didn't see 'voices' anywhere in that old handbook.
I love the assistance from all of you.
In reply to thanks everyone. & the other… by lindasue
Well, the handbook is in flux all the time, but I'm pretty sure voices have been explained in it ever since.
Edit: in https://musescore.org/en/node/36056/revisions/57776/view you can how it looked 3 years ago, about time we started working on the 2.x handbook, back then as a copy of the 1.x handbook, which also had a page on voices.
In reply to thanks everyone. & the other… by lindasue
What's different, perhaps, is that at one time there was no link to the Voices page from the general note input page, or it wasn't as prominent. I do remember that being a relatively recent change.
In reply to What's different, perhaps,… by Marc Sabatella
True, as confusion and questions about voices came up time and time again, there have been quite a few changes to make it as clear as possible.
See also https://musescore.org/en/node/12345, which is for MuseScore 1.x, but it can be done more or less the same in 2.x
The "Voice" feature is specifically designed to let you notate different voices on the same staff. The sequence of notes that belong to "a voice" are understood to be independent of, and parallel in time to, those of all other "voices." There are four voice-numbers available.