Why does the file get corrupted?
The file keeps on messing up and the measures are all off. When I try to play it back, it plays multiple notes at the same time at different places. It says that stuff is incomplete and that I need to fix it, but I don't know what that means. Why can't my file save?
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Hello,
A problem with the input of a pick-up measure maybe?
What was your purpose exactly for this, and how you are doing this? Could you provide precise steps to reproduce this?
You are working with the 2.0.3 version or not?
The problem is fixed by introducing a 4/4 time sig : Galatins_themes_4.mscz
Or, probably as your attempt (?) by entering a pick-up measure as it must be done: Galatins_themes_5.mscz
In reply to Hello, A problem with the by cadiz1
Thank you!!!
See: https://musescore.org/en/node/54721
Time Signature 1/4? I just dragged from the palette 4/4
see https://musescore.org/en/node/54721
But here it seems you want a piece in 4/4 with a 1/4 pickup, instead you somehow created a 1/4 time sig, but still managed to squeeze more beats into all measure but the first
How dod you manage to get into that mess? If you can help us reproducing this, we might be able to fix this bug?
In reply to see by Jojo-Schmitz
I just started to make the score normally; open up the program, new score, Title and composer... the only thing I did differently was that I included a 1 beat pick up and let the time signature stay as 4/4 instead of the common time notation.
In reply to I just started to make the by Snow Leopard 008
Are you running with the 2.0.3, or other version? It's important to know. Thanks.
In reply to Are you running with the by cadiz1
the file got created (or at least last saved) with 2.0.3, as can be seen in file properties
In reply to the file got created (or at by Jojo-Schmitz
"I included a 1 beat pick up and let the time signature stay as 4/4 instead of the common time notation."
It's not really clear here. Could you provide the process step by step:
1) ....
2)...
etc.
In reply to Are you running with the by cadiz1
I do have 2.0.3, but I fixed it with adding 4/4 in the second measure. Thank you!!!! I was able to upload in successfully!
In reply to I just started to make the by Snow Leopard 008
With those steps I can't reproduce. And it would not have created that 1/4 time sig, but a 4/4 time sig with a 1/4 pickup measure.
Also the steps are not complete: you picked an Instrument, Flute, apparently.
And common time is not the default, but 4/4
So you seem to have managed to use some wierd magic, and we'd really like to find out what triggered this behavior, that is why we need a detailt step-by-step description.
Btw for the next time you want to create a pickup measure:
select the measure, rightclick->measure properties, change measure duration (so you don't need change the time signature).
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/measure-operations#duration
In reply to Btw for the next time you by kuwitt
Or use the new score wizzard and use the appropriate options there, see https://musescore.org/en/handbook/create-new-score#time-signature-picku…
In reply to Or use the new score wizzard by Jojo-Schmitz
Issue reported: #152506: Introduce a time signature in a measure which the Actual duration is exactly identical leads to corruption/crash