four measures to a line with an 1/8th note pickup?
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| Back_Home_2-Alto_Sax.pdf | 351.48 KB |
| Back_Home_2???.pdf | 1.7 MB |
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the first line is 3 measures and the second line is one long measure... the rest of the lines are ok...
In reply to the first line is 3 measures… by Richard Tabnik
Is the problem that the orphan measure ends up on the next line? If so, then you need to reduce the width of the measures. Select all of the measures you want on a line and press { up to 10 times or until the measure moves up. If this does not work you will need to use Layout->Page Settings and reduce the scaling. There is a preview so you will know when you have a good scaling. You can do this anyway and forget pressing { if you want.
Better to attache the score (mscz file) to see what happens.
In reply to Better to attache the score … by kuwitt
here it is:
Back_Home_2.mscz
In reply to here it is: [inline:Back… by Richard Tabnik
Looks as I expect on my system - the first line is pickup plus four full measures, on the score as well as the alto part. But it's pretty tight; I guess I could imagine it not quite fitting on a different computer if its math processor rounded things off differently. So if you are seeing it not quite fit - which is what the PDF appears to show - then just select these measures and reduce stretch another notch or two (looks like you reduced it by one already), by pressing "{" as suggested above.
In reply to Looks as I expect on my… by Marc Sabatella
seems like the numbering of bars is now treating the pickup as bar one... any way to fix that now?
thanks again
In reply to seems like the numbering of… by Richard Tabnik
Right click the pickup, select measure properties and check Omit from measure count. Note: the status bar at the bottom will count it but the numbers on the score will be correct.
Edit: Translation from Britain to America Bar=Measure.
In reply to here it is: [inline:Back… by Richard Tabnik
If it isn't clear "{" means: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/layout-and-formatting#layout-stretch
(select the measures before the system break and decrease the stretch).
Like the attached file?
Note: Btw. I changed in general settings measure numbers from "interval" to "every system" and used the tool https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tools#line-breaks.