Can I get this without faking?
I'm transcribing Ligeti's Six Bagatelles for wind quintet. Is this double accent supported by musescore? or do I have to fake it?
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The picture is too small. You really need to include the notes for some context. I have a sneaking suspicion that those are over a chord of some sort. It would make a big difference.
In reply to The picture is too small. You by mike320
Is this screenshot enough?
In reply to Is this screenshot enough? by KeldeoJustified
Yes.
And no, MuseScore does not support that, so yes, you'd need to fake it, maybe using staff text or by another note in another voice, invisuble and silent
In reply to Yes. And no, MuseScore does by Jojo-Schmitz
darn. Thanks!
In reply to darn. Thanks! by KeldeoJustified
As other workaround, search in Special Characters (Ctrl + T + F2), first page:
![ricoc.jpg]( "ricoc.jpg")
![lig.jpg]( "lig.jpg")
You see this symbol:
Result after editing, ie increase the size (rather good/acceptable?):
In reply to As other workaround, search by cadiz1
OH I forgot about this. Thanks!
In reply to Is this screenshot enough? by KeldeoJustified
The picture is very sufficient.
You can make a custom pallet and add this symbol to make it easier to add repeatedly as apparently is needed. https://musescore.org/en/handbook/palette
The first time you use it, make it with a staff text, drag it to the palette, then after that you can select multiple notes or whatever you want to add it as often as you like just like any other palette item.
In reply to The picture is very by mike320
Yes, of course, the captur tool is always useful in these cases.
![palette penderecki.jpg]( "palette penderecki.jpg")
There is a while, I have builded a palette Penderecki with this way!