As you probably know, according to their geographical origin, the ouds (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oud) have some various tunings.
This means that there is not a standardized tuning that would satisfy everyone.
Mine, for example (Arabic oud -> Iraqi oud version) is tuned: D2 / A2 / D3 / G3 / C3 / F4
It's probably not the same for yours.
From an etymological point of view, as you probably also know, the oud has given its name to the lute. So, the better way is to create your own model, indeed, from a lute (6 courses, or 7 courses), with your own tuning. This done, you keep it as template for reusing at each new score.
Nothing happened :( I feel stupid now, I'm clicking on the place appearing in the attached image, is this the right place to right-click? Right-cliking is working fine everywhere else in the program.
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Meantime you may select from 'All instruments' the lute, then change Number of strings: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/staff-properties#plucked-string-optio…
then Change string tuning: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tablature#changing-instrument-string-… .
In reply to Meantime you may select from by Shoichi
As you probably know, according to their geographical origin, the ouds (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oud) have some various tunings.
This means that there is not a standardized tuning that would satisfy everyone.
Mine, for example (Arabic oud -> Iraqi oud version) is tuned: D2 / A2 / D3 / G3 / C3 / F4
It's probably not the same for yours.
From an etymological point of view, as you probably also know, the oud has given its name to the lute. So, the better way is to create your own model, indeed, from a lute (6 courses, or 7 courses), with your own tuning. This done, you keep it as template for reusing at each new score.
In reply to As you probably know, by cadiz1
this is usful thx
In reply to As you probably know, by cadiz1
Where can I find the values of each tune that we should fill in 48?
In reply to Where can I find the values by Ahmed Jazzar
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tablature#change-string-tuning
In reply to https://musescore.org/en/hand by Ziya Mete Demircan
I tried following this very same tutorial, I'm using OSX 10.1, but I couldn't Right-clicking on the staff so I select Staff Properties.
In reply to I tried following this very by Ahmed Jazzar
On a Mac or most other machines with only one mouse button, "Ctrl+click" does what right click does on other machines.
In reply to On a Mac or most other by Marc Sabatella
Nothing happened :( I feel stupid now, I'm clicking on the place appearing in the attached image, is this the right place to right-click? Right-cliking is working fine everywhere else in the program.
In reply to Nothing happened :( I feel by Ahmed Jazzar
Click on the staff that looks like this where there is no note or rest
In reply to Click on the staff that looks by mike320
Finally! Thanks a lot!