Three against two etc.: note spacing
How do I get even spacing of notes in three against two, or four against three?
I made up an example to illustrate. Admittedly this doesn't sound very good, but I'm mostly concerned about even spacing of notes.
MuseScore 3.2.3.7635, Revision d2d863f
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For beamed notes, you can select the beam and check "Local relayout" and the notes will be evenly space for that beam. You can right click a beam, use select>All similar elements and check this box on all beams at once. Keep in mind that if you add a new beam, you will have to check the box for that beam or all beams again.
In reply to For beamed notes, you can… by mike320
Thank you!
For non-beamed notes, I found that I could select a note, then in Inspector offset the note horizontally (x); I had to also give the stem the same offset. It takes a bit of time, but the results look a lot better! (This is similar to nudging the note in MuS2 (which I miss).)
The result is much more pleasing.
In reply to Thank you! For non-beamed… by bcjohnston
If you adjust the x offset in the chord section rather than the element section, the stem moves with the note head.