Connecting notes with beams
This is going to be my first post and I hope for your forgiveness if my question has been discussed before. I am new to MuseScore and and love it but have now encountered my first problem.
I want to fill a few 3/4-bars with eight notes that will be connected within each bar, i.e. six notes connected with a beam extending over the notes in each bar. I do NOT want them to be connected across bars so that, for instance, twelve eight notes are connected across two bars.
I have tried to highlight the first and the last note in each bar and then double-click the symbol on the palette that will connect all notes but when I try to do the same thing in the next bar twelve notes are connected.
Any help would be welcome.
Johan Hackman
Stockholm
Sweden
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You need to select the 3rd and 5th notes and double click the middle beam button.
Since I have a 2 years use of Musescore I investigated for you.
I have just one suggestion
In edition>preferences add shortcuts for «beginning of beam» and «middle of beam» (my translations from french)
If you have several measures
1/ select all the measures, then use «middle of beam»
2/ select first note of each measure (CTRL Clic) then use «beginning of beam»
Doing so you don't need to move the mouse between palette and score
Bon courage
In reply to Since I have a 2 years use of by robert leleu
I have attached the score I am working on.
I want bars 26-28 to look the same as bar 29. Whatever way I try, I fail. Could someone give it a try, please?
Johan
In reply to I have attached the score I by Johan O W Hackman
Hmm, looks like your score got corrupted somehow.
Guess I could fix it, see attached. I deleted those three measures (Ctrl-Del), inserted new measures (Ctrl-Ins, 3) and entered them from scratch
In reply to Hmm, looks like your score by Jojo-Schmitz
It's weird, the same thing happens when I try to write another few bars that contain the exact same notes.
I am attaching the score where you can see that 8 notes are connected with a beam.
Johan
In reply to Hmm, looks like your score by Jojo-Schmitz
Greetings to all.
@Jojo
In the first score posted, I see three measures (26 -28) all beamed together. I was able to click on the first note in measure 27 (to turn it blue), then I double clicked on the palette icon for 'Start beam' in 'Beam Properties'.
Repeat for the first note in measure 28.
No need to delete and enter from scratch, yes?
@Johan
Have a look at this attachment.
Regards.
In reply to Double Hmmm... by Jm6stringer
When I tried that, all kinds of wierd things happens, very long stems, beams where they should't be, etc
In reply to Double Hmmm... by Jm6stringer
Deleted doublepost
In reply to Double Hmmm... by Jm6stringer
It all makes sense to me now. I tried a few other things I wanted to do with beams and flags and it works like a charm.
Johan