Excuse me. My English is very bad. When I open a file (mxml or midi) MuseScore automaticly add natural accidental in the begging of the bar. I can't find how to disable it.
From looking at the musicxml file, the naturals are included and MuseScore is dutifully adding them as indicated. It seems the accidentals are courtesy accidentals that you would expect in most classical scores I have seen published. These courtesy accidentals are not necessary but rather a nice reminder of the key signature.
If these accidentals are not evident in the original score, then the problem is being caused during export rather than import.
The accidental naturals are still in the musicxml file.
The previous file seemed to follow standard practice among classical music publishers. One thing that did not occur in the other file can be seen in measure 1. The second beat has a C# on it with the required accidental. The third beat starts with a C an octave above and has an unnecessary but usually included natural accidental. The fourth beat starts with a C# in the original octave with no accidental. The accidental is not required but this is begging for confusion on the part of most musicians and singers.
If you are fine with the F-sharps becoming G-flats this works fine. If you want to keep the current required accidentals the same then I would suggest that you add the key of D to the first measure while are using the up and down arrows and remove it when done.
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Hi.
I do not understand your question.
In reply to Hi… by xavierjazz
Excuse me. My English is very bad. When I open a file (mxml or midi) MuseScore automaticly add natural accidental in the begging of the bar. I can't find how to disable it.
In reply to Excuse me. My English is… by Sane4ek
Select the measure-> arrow up / down arrow?
Can you attach the score you are having problems with?
In reply to select the measure-> arrow… by Shoichi
Oh, thnx! It's helped me.
In reply to Excuse me. My English is… by Sane4ek
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In reply to Excuse me. My English is… by Sane4ek
Those should not happen, unless forced, can you share the mxml and midi files that show this?
In reply to Those should not happen,… by Jojo-Schmitz
I'm wrote the script on python(with music21 lib) that generate random notes for sight reading training. It's his output in musicxml.
In reply to I'm wrote script on python… by Sane4ek
From looking at the musicxml file, the naturals are included and MuseScore is dutifully adding them as indicated. It seems the accidentals are courtesy accidentals that you would expect in most classical scores I have seen published. These courtesy accidentals are not necessary but rather a nice reminder of the key signature.
If these accidentals are not evident in the original score, then the problem is being caused during export rather than import.
In reply to From looking at the musicxml… by mike320
Ups. It's wrong file. This file is before resaving by MuseScore
In reply to Ups. It's wrong file. This… by Sane4ek
The accidental naturals are still in the musicxml file.
The previous file seemed to follow standard practice among classical music publishers. One thing that did not occur in the other file can be seen in measure 1. The second beat has a C# on it with the required accidental. The third beat starts with a C an octave above and has an unnecessary but usually included natural accidental. The fourth beat starts with a C# in the original octave with no accidental. The accidental is not required but this is begging for confusion on the part of most musicians and singers.
In reply to From looking at the musicxml… by mike320
Indeed. If you don't want them, don't add them to your xml.
In reply to Indeed. If you don't want… by Jojo-Schmitz
Select All, Arrow Up, Arrow Down resolved this problem. It's all OK. Thnx to Shoichi, it his suggested me.
In reply to Select All, Arrow Up, Arrow… by Sane4ek
If you are fine with the F-sharps becoming G-flats this works fine. If you want to keep the current required accidentals the same then I would suggest that you add the key of D to the first measure while are using the up and down arrows and remove it when done.
In reply to If you are fine with the F… by mike320
OK! Thnx!