Akkoordnaam
When the accord is executed with ctrl k: B b b A b b B b b etc, and the document is saved. Then opens back the document the bass B b b A b b B b b is disappeared. Stored in PDF succeed, but that can not be opened by musescore. Can anyone help me
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Maybe you've already read:
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/how-ask-support-or-file-reports
But it would be especially useful communicate "... Version / revision of MuseScore you are using (eg, version 2.0, revision 2902cf6)
Operating system being used (eg Windows XP SP3, Mac OS 10.7 or Ubuntu 10.10) ... "
Then, if you want, attach the score here, using the "File attachments."
Welcome tender.
It is clear that English is not your first language, so forgive my need for clarification.
I think you are talking about problems with chord entry?
If this is the case then reading this handbook page may help you
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/chord-name
An example of the score and the PDF might also enable us to help you better.
with file attachments
In reply to Chord Name by Tender
There is clearly some corruption in your mscx file. I can reproduce the problem but I pass on the challenge to find out what really goes wrong.
I did however simply copy paste the complete score which revealed all the chord names. Find the result attached. Note: the mscz below might still have a corruption.
In reply to Corruption by Thomas
I don't see any corruption, just the use of an invalid chord description file, chords.xml
I use the chord file chords.xml
In reply to I use the chord file by Tender
Don't use that file, it has an entirely different purpose.
chords.xml is the only thing that works with bass letters uppercase and lowercase.
These chords do I need for my score in Griffschrift.
Is there any other chords that does this, or any other solution.
An example of bass line is B b b A b b B b b A b b C c c B c c C c c
In reply to Chord Name by Tender
It does that, because it just doesn't recognize any chord, hence wobn't transpose them
The next version of MuseScore will probably do what you're asking for.
In reply to Chord Name by Tender
Indeed, chords.xml is *not* meant to be used in the way you are, and it will definitely cause problems. If you want symbols to appear that look like chord symbols but aren't, probably the best thing is to add them as lyrics or staff text rather than chord symbols. But if you want them to transpose (it still isn't clear to me what you are trying to do; I've never seen notation anything like that before), then MuseScore 2.0 will allow for lower case minor chords, so typing "b" will cause MuseScore to think you are entering a B minor chord and will render it as "b". Again, I'm not sure if that is what you need or not.
In reply to Indeed, chords.xml is *not* by Marc Sabatella
I've been using the nightly version, I can enter the chord name properly as used into the steirisch harmonica griffschrifft.
Thanks
In reply to I've been using the nightly by Tender
A „Griffschrift“ sheet looks like normal notes. However these are not notes, this is a kind off tabulature, each note symbol corresponds to a certain button on the instrument, they do not show the real pitch, the show the key which should be pressed. This is recognizable by the fact that no clef sign is shown. However “x” is introduced in front of individual note symbols. The bass numbering looks like some type of accordion bass numbering, the letters A, a, B, b, C, a etc. do not represent real tones and/or chords, but similarly to what was said above, they correspond to the respective row for the fundamental bass keys, the small letter indicates chord bass keys. Capital letters mean fundamental bass keys.
The instrument produces different tones on push and on pull. This is indicated in the way that a long line under the notes is added. Passages with underline are played in push direction, passages without underline are played in pull direction.
There are different symbols in use on various types of “Griffschrift” but the differences are minor variations and can be easily recognised without extra explanation. Some use only the “x” instead of the note plus the “x” in front of the notes, plus the "x in a circle" in front of the notes for the fourth row.
In reply to steirisch harmonica griffschrifft.explained by Tender
(I just copied scores, only for viewing)
The head of the notes can be changed. You can enter a fingering (and, on Nightly, modify it). Add a line, add lyrics ... if for you it is usable
In reply to Given that I did not understand anything ;-) by Shoichi
it is usable for me (i have changed the scores for my use) i am happy.
In reply to it is usable by Tender
one more picture to clarify the steps