Grand Piano (watermark text?)
Anyone know where this "Grand Piano" text is coming from? My score has NO text!?
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Anyone know where this "Grand Piano" text is coming from? My score has NO text!?
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What are you talking about?
Difficult to understand/answer without seeing the score.
Like, for example, you have a score for a solo flute and 'Grand Piano' text is displayed. In this instance, something would definitely be wrong.
-OR-
You have a score for solo piano and 'Grand Piano' text is shown, but you wish to have no mention of the instrument.
See:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/layout-and-formatting#style-score
and look for: "Hide instrument name if there is only one instrument"
Please explain in more detail.
Here is the score with the watermark problem. The original score only has music. Noel Grand.mscz
In reply to Here is the score with the… by Mark Anthony Skarupa
Here is the original score and thank you for your help, it IS greatly APPRECIATED!
In reply to Here is the original score… by Mark Anthony Skarupa
Wow! That score shows a multitude of instrument changes from (and to) grand piano. Where did it come from? Was it a pdf file converted into a MuseScore (mscz) file?
Anyway...
To get rid of the 'Grand Piano' text, right click on one of them, then 'Select', then 'All Similar Elements', and then press the Delete button on your computer keyboard.
Afterwards, you should fix measures 5, 7, and 11.
Measure 5 and measure 11 have too many beats. Also, measure 7 should be split in half. Compare to the pdf.
See attachment.
In reply to Wow! That score shows a… by Jm6stringer
Thank you my friend! Let me know when you are in Phoenix AZ, I owe you lunch!
In reply to Wow! That score shows a… by Jm6stringer
Indeed looks like a PDF converted into a MuseScore file, via XML, as File > Score Properties > originalFormat reveals. Strangly ignoring the 2nd page alltogether
BTW; these ain't water marks, but (Instrument change) texts set to be invisible (so they won't print)