How to put a single chord symbol in italic?
How to put a single chord symbol in italic?
Changing the style put all of them in italic.
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How to put a single chord symbol in italic?
Changing the style put all of them in italic.
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Workaround:
Click on it. (select)
in Inspector (F8 to toggle): Change "Chord Symbol" to "Dynamics". and adjust the position manually.
example:
Horizontal offset: 3.0
Vertical offset: -7.2
In reply to Workaround:… by Ziya Mete Demircan
Good to know, but where are the text properties independent of the general style (as one can find for fingering e.g. to put a specific fingering in bold)
In reply to Good to know, but where are… by frfancha
Chord symbols don't have these, because they are formatted on the fly based on MuseScore's understanding of the semantics of the chord symbol in question and your settings in Style / General / Chord Symbols. That is, the different characters within one single chord symbol might have different fonts, sizes, and positions by default, because of the how chord symbols are rendered (eg, superscripting of alterations in the Jazz style).
If you want one chord symbol - or a group of them - to have a different default style than the rest, MuseScore allows you to define custom text styles for this purpose. I often create an "alternate chord" style that is smaller and higher, for instance.
In reply to Chord symbols don't have… by Marc Sabatella
Ok, makes sense, thanks.
I will do that.
Or use staff text therefore.
Or define a new text style therefore, if you need it more than one time.